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?
The default page when i browse the public ip of my instance mentions :
"With a password: For security reasons the root password is initially set to a random value. To find the initial random root password, right click the instance in the AWS Management console, select "Get System Log":"
Where I can trace the password in the log ?
I see no variable or part mentioned as "password".
I installed the GitLab 13.0 ISO to a Proxmox-VE virtual machine. I then rebooted and went through all of the turnkey-init configurations, including the initial package updating and rebooted. No other changes have been made. When I try to use a browser to open <host ip addr>, I get back "502 Bad Gateway". I have googled around, but have not found anything to help. <host ip addr>:12321 opens and works properly.
I had the occasion to create then destroy (and recreate) an instance via the Hub on EC2 while putting together the latest version of owncloud on a LAMP instance.
For the first create a choose a unique sub-domain name (showed as available) for tklapp.com and it worked.
I had the need to destroy and then create the instance. During this time I used the same sub-domain name (it showed as available).
However when I try to use the URL I get 'The site you are looking for is currently not available' from TKLAPP.COM
I've just discovered Turnkey and LXC together and I'm excited about what it can do.
I'm unclear about how much of the host applications the container sees and can utilize. Does it only see the kernel and resources? Or can it see and use other applications and services from the host as well.
For example if I install MySQL on the host, do I also need to install it in the container or merely configure it in the container with its own config files?
