Has anyone come across this before? It is Sugar 6.5.17 (Build 1220) upgraded from the version that comes bundled with the Turnkey Linux image. Configuration settings are mostly copied over from an old install (this SugarCRM was previously running on Windows). It works very well now (much better than before), but intermittently (about once a week or fortnight) I get this error after the daily backup.
I have a client whose VM server crashed and their backups corrupted their Turnkey Linux Drupal 6 appliance (v11) so it is not bootable. However, I can still access the files in the VMDK.
What Drupal directories, files, and databases do I need to copy from the old to new to salvage their website? I've found /etc/drupal/6 and /usr/share/drupal6, but apparently those don't contain all the necessary files.
A working wordpress appliance has an .htaccess file dropped in /var/www/wordpress, which works fine. It is just a:
# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
[and so on and on.......]
</IfModule>
# END WordPress
Now, how to repeat that withinin tkldev so every new build contains that mod_rewrite snippet?
Should a file of type mod_rewrite.conf be created in /turnkey/fab/common/overlays/apache/etc/apache2/mods-available
and the above content be just repeated there?
I have a Wiki install that is behind a firewall. On my local LAN I can get to it just fine but not via WAN. The traffic is passing via a SNAT but is dropped at the server. Any ideas? IPtables are empty.
I've been unsuccessful at downgrading PHP 5.6 to PHP 5.3 or 5.4 on the LAMP Debian 8 Jessie turnkey install. I've been using LDAP plugins with WordPress, and the plugins don't seem to be compatible with PHP 5.6 included with Debian 8 jessie.
Has anyone been able to downgrade PHP to 5.3 or 5.4 on the LAMP stack?