I went through all the steps to download and set up gitlab in virtualbox. Network adapter is bridged, virtual machine seems good. But when I try to access it in a browser with https://IP it does not work, sats connection time out or cannot display page.
I currently am paying for the $20 TKL pricing level (and have been for a few years now)... But I just discovered that it looks like unlimited T1 instances are available for the free plan now. If we could get by on just T1's until business picks up, can I downgrade to the FREE plan without any of my T1 servers dying on me? And then upgrade to the $20 plan when we need the Small and Medium servers again? I just don't know enough about the ramifications on my servers when I hit that 'downgrade' button. Does amazon simply terminate all instances that aren't covered by the plan any more?
I would like to test TKLBAM with some (embedded) H2 database applications.
Are there any examples of writing TKLBAM hooks for encoding/decoding unsupported databases?
How does TKLBAM work in this regard?
Normally, without TKLBAM, you backup a H2 database by creating a compressed SQL script file. Creating the script will also verify the checksums of the database file. The Script tool is ran as follows:
java org.h2.tools.Script -url jdbc:h2:~/test -user sa -script test.zip -options compression zip
Recently changed default virtualization platform from Virtual Box to Hyper-V. I have the above listed turnkey applicate which I would like to migrate. Successfully converted the vmdx to vhdx. On startup I get networking errors. From research so far it looks like I need to use Hyper-V legacy network drivers.
I am having issues connecting to mysql from a python script. LAMP setup successful. Logged on and created necessary databases and enabled access. I receive the following error when connecting:
errno=2003, values=(self.get_address(), _strioerror(err)))
mysql.connector.errors.InterfaceError: 2003: Can't connect to MySQL server on '54.79.57.125:3306' (60 Operation timed out)
I used TKLBAM to migrate my TKL LAMP 12.x to TKL LAMP 13.0. It works really great for stuff like authentication info, databases, general apache settings, SSL certificates and stuff like that, but some key stuff was left out, such as AWS-CLI as well as anything in the root directory. I don't know about anyone else, but as an older guy, the root directory / is where I put a lot of my core little files for my spaghetti hack-like stuff. I found a full backup using TKLBAM seems to miss these add-ons. Is there an explanation for this?
Trying to get my project done with Joomla as an alternative I am getting just after the server boots and applies automatically the security updates the following error
Database connection error (2): Could not connect to MySQL.
