When launching a new EC2 instance from a backup using the hub, is it possible to select which keypair I want to apply? It seems to have loaded the various keys from my account to the hub, and then just selects the first/oldest when launching the new instance, or maybe I'm missing something?
I figure I could launch, then save the AMI and re-launch it from the console with new keys, but I'd prefer to use my existing pair.
Below is a message I got from Amazon. I can't see anywhere to update my credit card for Turnkey Linux.
Please advise ASAP!!!
Thanks,
Brian
Subject: Billing Alert from Amazon Payments
Greetings from Amazon Payments,
Amazon Payments is performing the billing for your purchased application(s). After several attempts, we have been unable to charge your credit card for $21.07 for Dec 1, 2014 to Dec 31, 2014. As a result, your access to the following application(s) below has been cancelled.
At my company we have been using Turnkey File Server for about 2 years now with not a single issue. It has been flawless. We have Webmin 1.630 on fileserver (Debian Linux 7) bound to a Win Server 2003 AD. For some reason (which I cannot figure out) a few random uses suddenly cannot access it. It is definitely a user issue and not their individual computer issue. I was able to connect to our shared drive using my own login on their computer but anytime I try to use their credentials I keep receiving a win login prompt asking for password.
Recently, after logging in to the command line, I got a message saying I have new mail. A few minutes with Google, and I entered in "cat /var/spool/mail/root" and I was reading notifications I thought would be important to know. How can I get these sent to my email address?
I have owncloud running fine on my Raspberry Pi but I am trying to mount a network NAS to use as the data directory for owncloud but I am having issues with SMB and NFS. Can anyone please enlight me. I have follow many guides but I think I am a little confused about the users needing to be the same on both devices.
Since there is a critical Ruby on Rails vulnerability in Redmine 2.2.3, shouldn't the official Redmine app be updated to the current stable version of Redmine?