I was wondering whether there is a recommended repository from which I could download old Turnkey ISOs?  The mirrors I have found so far only go as far back as turnkey-otrs-14.2

I am looking for two ISOs in particular:

• turnkey-otrs-12.1-squeeze-amd64.iso
• turnkey-otrs-12.1-squeeze-i386.iso

Many thanks,

Hi, I have 2 websites on 2 different internal servers and 2 public domain names and 1 public IP for my home. I try to setup Nginx Appliance to accommodate pointing for the right servers.

Has Anyone any experience in this setup. Namely it would be nice if I could use the webmin gui to accomplish this.

Best Regard 

Jan

New (and first) Turnkey install using the NGINX template on a PVE host (all the other LXC have been from the Debian template).

First boot ran OK and I can get into the WebMin interface. I was then expecting to see an NGINX module.

I am looking to upload a simple set of PHP pages to serve on my LAN. Any pointers on how to get started?

I'm trying to revive the old Bitkey.io project and build it using TKLDev.  I understand there are issues with the move from 14.2 -> 15 -> 16, but notwithstanding that, the makefile for it uses the /turnkey/fab/common/mk/turnkey-desktop.mk file, which references things such as turnkey.d/apt, turnkey.d/bashrc and so on, all of which don't actually exist in the common/overlays/turnkey.d directory.

Am I missing something?

The bitkey make process fails with the error:

I use https://www.turnkeylinux.org/redmine 15.2 and wish update Ruby  to 2.5.0

I open ssh and use this command:

First 

apt-get update
apt-get dist-upgrade

After I try update Ruby

gem update --system
gem update

and 

gem update --system '2.5.0'

But Version in Redmine be old(

Help?

We have recently had a long time TurnKey user reach out asking how to:

Hi

Not sure if this is the right place for this, since I am not sure if it is a bug or not, I literally started playing around TKLDev yesterday and still trying to wrap my head around it, so it is probably user error.

We deprecated support for Python 3.5 in Certbot and its ACME library. Support for Python 3.5 will be removed in the next major release of Certbot.

I have an interesting problem with the Login page from the WordPress Profile Builder plugin.  It works as expected when I use a laptop/desktop, and displays the login page properly (i.e., under login input fields, there are links to "Register / Lost Password".

However, if I use a mobile device, the "Register" link is missing.

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.