Hi there. I recently installed Observium for our medium sized company to see long time loads and storage usage.
Now i stumbled across a major problem for our Owncloud server. As we are often using Network storages and alternative mountpoints we got a mounted device on.
I just lost a lot of trust in the turnkey project. After setting up a fresh VM installation (form iso) of turnkey wordpress, I daily receive spam mails offering me services for my domain. Paranoid as I am, I set up a new, unique e-mail alias to be used as wordpress admin, so I know for sure that this is the root cause of the spam.
At first, I appreciated the fact that e-mailing works just out of the box; but not for that price. Can anyone point me to where I can change the used smtp to one I trust?
I recently downloaded and installed the current issue of LAMP Stack. I had a problem when I created a virtual host in Webmin. After hours of troubleshooting, I found that webmin was creating the new virtual host "conf" file in the sites-available folder, yet the apache.conf file was looking for the conf files in the sites-enabled folder. This should be fixed so that it does not come broken out of the box. Thanks.
Thought I would share this since I remember trying to do this in the past and couldn't figure it out. There's a way to include the non-free repo in your plan. In my case, I wanted to include snmp-mibs-downloader.
What you do is you edit the Makefile, and on a line somewhere above the include line, you put:
NONFREE = Y
There are a number of other variables you can use here. You can see them if you run: 'make help'
I'm getting back into TKLDev with a new project, now running version 14.1, and I'm having a problem I don't recall having previously. All commands below are from the root of the project folder. When I try to remake root.patched or root.sandbox, for some reason it seems to be remaking from scratch. I used to do this by removing the deck and the stamp and re-running make.
I've figured out that I can reset the sandbox like this: