I have a working LAMP virtual machine. I can use it for as long as I want with no problems. However as soon as I reboot, the entire file system goes into read-only and I am unable to do anything.

I have a snapshot I keep reverting back to so I can continue using the machine, but no matter what, the next time I shutdown or reboot everything goes to read-only.

The only changes worth noting since the last snapshot (from a long time ago):

-www-data was added to the dialout group

-I configured a serial port with COM4

Any ideas?

Hi all

I have a Joomla 1.5 application working in the Amazon EC2 in a small container. From what I can see from the following link:

http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/

The small container offers 160GB of space > this is the same thing I see when I log into the webadmin console and check the sidebar. However I am very confused as to how much space is being provided.

Please forgive me if this has been addressed before. I could not find it anywhere in the forum.

I have been using the Wordpress Appliance for a while now to host our wordpress site and it works great. I would now like to add another wordpress site and would rather not not use wordpress multi-site. I would like to use another appliance.  I don't want to have to use a seperate public IP for each appliance. What is the best prctice for this situation? If I'm off track, what is the best way to host multiple wordpress sites with the appliance?

I created a point of sale system that pops open a cash drawer using the following command:

<?php system('echo>com4'); ?>

This works on my development machine, but once I throw it in Turnkey LAMP, the command will not run. Even though that port is being occupied by the host machine, the LAMP virtual machine will not identify it.

Every time I try to Enable custom domain

and click the Amazon siugnup button it says: "You already have access to Amazon Route 53"

So my main dashboard still says 89% complete with the last step being:  Add a custom domain

Clicking it just loops me to "You already have access to Amazon Route 53"

I don't have any route 53 domains. This is the first I've even heard of the service.

How do I upload files to the server? I would like to install IP.Board.

Thanks

I created a "micro" instance providing about 200gb of data for remote users.   The data is in an EBS volume attached to the instance (data only, no apps in the volume).

I'd like to detach the volume, and attach it to a different instance temporarily, then switch it back to the original instance.   I just need to increase the CPU/RAM for a one-time specific task.

I can't find a way to do this via the Hub.  

Is there an easy way to do this?

I have a 10.3 Gb tklbam backup created in a moodle turnkey vm that won't restore to a EC2 cloud server. I've tried both restoring to a new cloud server and creating a new server and the initiating the backup. I've let the restore run up to 72 hours without success.

I'm new to tklbam, so hopefully its something I'm missing.

Each time the restore seems to stall at:

Hello to everybody!

I'd need some help with my freshly installed Turnkey LAMP Appliance.

I need to use the server for just one single website which will need SSL to go (https://www.mywebsite.com).

The problem is that when we ask Linux to generate the CSR by command line, then Apache fails to start. It gives no specific errors, it just refuses to start.

I am trying to change to default Home directories when creating new users with no success. I've tried the ect/default/useradd file as well as looking in the smb.conf file witch says that another script file called /usr/sbin/useradd is controling it. I do not know enough about the useradd script to change it to get the results I'm looking for. I want to make the default home diretories /media/Raid1/home instead of /home so that all new users will have thier home directories created in subs of that dirertory named after the user. Can any one help?

Thanks