I started to work with it a few weeks ago. I installed the LAMP-stack (14.0) to a standard-pc for testing it. Everything worked fine.
Now I tried to install the LAMP-stack to new server hardware with UEFI and two identic hard drives for software- RAID1. The drives are already partitioned with GPARTED (on each drive identical partitions, i.e. each one EFI system partion, one ext4 partion and a SWAP-Partiion).
I looked through the forum and did not see this question so thought i would ask. I downloaded the turnkey core VMKD and it has the AMD64 processor indicated in the file name. While I have built several VMs with VMWARE ESXi, they have all been Windows, Server, or Centos machines and I haven't really delved into changing the processor type when creating VMs. As I haven't seen an applliance stating it was for the Intel line I was wondering is this is an issue?
If it is, where can I find the applliances for the intel cpus?
Since I migrated to the new v14 fileserver my samba log files are growing like crazy.
/var/log/samba/samba.log has a lot of messages i don't understand. It seems to be reloading the conf file time and time again. It also gives debug like source code references...
I'm new to Linux and Turnkey. I installed a TKL Wordpress v13 appliance on a VMware 6.0 platform. I've done some development work on it and provided for some user access to import a Wordpress site. I've setup TKLBAM.
I'd like to upgrade to TKL Wordpress v14 without losing the work I've done on v13. I can't find instructions for how to do that, though I can't imagine they don't exist, and it's probably quite simple. Can someone just point me to them? Thanks!
i want to just download the tarballs and run them on a fresh jessie install. what special configs do i need to set up differently that if i just run a standard template from the -download option?
i downloaded one and ran it with a config based on my other containers. it runs but i know that TKL appliances are capable of a lot more automation and preseeding than vanilla templates.
i tried the lxc-template but it throws errors. i would rather use that approach and maybe i should paste the error in here?
So I've been running the standard moodle setup as per your settings on a medium moodle setup/instance.
I got an email from Amazon last month saying that the server was hacked and used in a DDoS attack. They closed the port in question (port 80) and I didn't really see how it was possible based on your security etc. So i left the server open and monitored it (since we needed moodle.
But then I got a bill for $2500 (AUD) for the server hosting last Friday. I stopped the instance immediately.
When I run apt-get on Turnkey 13 Moodle I get the following errors:
W: There is no public key available for the following key IDs:
9D6D8F6BC857C906
W: There is no public key available for the following key IDs:
7638D0442B90D010
Is this an issue? Does it have something to do with apt-get having the wrong public key?
Does anyone store their server configuration in git? It seems to me it would be a good way to keep a history of changes made to a server.
There are a few things I'm concerned about however;
What files to include:
- /etc seems like a pretty obvious place to start, as most applications keep their configuration in there, (but of course not all applications).
- /var/www (if applicable)
Software updates and such seem as though they could be handled by apt-get or some similar package update tool.
I'm a CAnvas newcomer . I have just installed turnkey canvas 14 . It seems all working properly but email..
So when we invite users , seems no email received by user
Another info is I'm using postfix as mta to another smtp server . Email is working when we send email through command line .. The outgoing_mail.yml is already set to the smtp server ip address .
