I'm experimenting with the File Server. I can successfully create shares for users that require a username and password. But in my environment, I need to have a folder available for generic, public use for any system attached to my LAN. It seems that even when I tell a share to not require a password, whenever a machine attemps to access that folder, it asks for username/password authentication.
I have my server up and running, I can remote access the server, but I am not sure how to use its actual services.
When attempting to access the server by client I only get error saying "Failed to connect to ownCloud at the servers IP address with /status.php:Timeout"
When connecting to the ruTorrent web interface of a Turnkey Torrent Server I get the following message:
"Torrent list not yet available, connection to rTorrent not established."
the log shows the following:
[02.08.2016 17:42:24] WebUI started.
[02.08.2016 17:42:24] No connection to rTorrent. Check if it is really running. Check $scgi_port and $scgi_host settings in config.php and scgi_port in rTorrent configuration file.
Sure enough, when I check in 'Bootup and Shutdown' in the webin I see that rTorrent isn't running. clicking 'Start Now' yeilds:
Currently when I browse to http://www.turnkeylinux.org/ejabberd I get a 'not authorised' error. This is the main documentation page for ejabberd installation and administration I believe.
I am using the hub to handle DNS. The turnkey linux boxes I have running are backing up properly, but are not updating their external IP address when it changes.
How often should they be updating their IP addresses? What process handles that? Do I need to enable a chron job for that?
