I have multiple TKL Core appliances on Proxmox as containers. They are each modified (packages added; no lower level changes) and used as baselines for creating development servers. All of these containers were created by doing a restore from a backup of the original TKL Core appliance container. This results in the same Proxmox node name for each.
TKLBAM backups were enabled on Webmin for each of these.
some weeks ago i test some things with an turnkey lamp on amazon EC2 and i also assigned an elastic IP for this server. After my tests i deleted the server. But now i still have to pay for usage of elastic IPs they are not assigned. On my EC2 dashboard are no elastic IPs visible, but i can see two elastic IPs in my turnkey hub under "AWS Resources". But deleting there fails with error message "Error: The address '52.19.127.5' does not belong to you.".
I am planning on migrating a wordpress-13.0-wheezy-amd64 off of Amazon to my own server.
Is there a way to "upgrade" this to the latest (version 14) appliance at the same time? If so, how would I do that?
I'm planning to run a restore with TKLBM.
Also, when I restore it suggestst he same appliance. But since its a restore, won't it overwrite whatever is there? So would this matter? Just trying to figure out exactly how to do this migration.
I have moved a Drupal installation from a shared host to amazon via the drupal7 appliance and http://hub.turnkeylinux.org. Absolutely smooth sailing, and the problems I was having on the shared host have absolutely disappeared. yay.
The decision has been passed down to stay with the amazon instance for several months. again, yay.
Here's the snag: the Amazon instance has subdomain of "www", and then our organization's edu domain name.