Can anyone provide assistance with upgrading the version of Tracks from 2.2 to 2.2.2?

I have attempted this upgrade multiple times without success.

Per the official website the steps are below:

Yesterday my Keys were compromised and $3,000 worth of EC2 instances were spun up over a three hour period.  I don't know how my keys were compromised - TKLBAM is the only place they are used.  Regardless, Amazon suggested not using an root level key, but to create an IAM User with the appropriate User Policies.

I have 2 questions - 

1) Will my account in the Hub work with an IAM User account, or must it be a root account (which to be hinest I'm reluctant to do at this point), and 

I recently noticed that my page was down for some unknown reason.  I went into the TKhub to review my server settings and did a reboot.  Once completed, I clicked on vanityname.tklapp.com but it took me to the error page at tklapp.com.  It no longer works.  

My password manager didn't save my password for the TurnKey Hub, so I tried going through the "reset password" process. I receive the error "The user account associated with this e-mail address cannot reset the password."

Any ideas? I'm able to login to the forum just fine, but not to the Hub to work on my application.

Cheers.

I need to run the attached CRON job creation script for ZURMO to run its scheduled jobs.  Can anybody help me with how to do this on Turnkey Linux?

Thanks,
Brian

I love TKL appliances and have used them often in virtual machines to learn about different software.

Hi, 

I am always struggling wth these Apache settings, I downloaded the PHPCake iso's and they work nicely out of the box. 

My issue is I have 2 VM's one Dev and one QA : 

  Dev serves  port 80 and 443 via a port forwarding from my cable modem/router 

  QA I am trying to setup to respond ot 8184 and 8143 but I am unable to conenct to them 
  either directly 192.168.0.123:8184 or via my public ip address over the web.

 How do I configure the QA VM using webmin to have it serve those ports? 

Help!

A couple of days ago I setup a new debian lamp stack with turnkey on an EC2 instance using the default turnkey security group that only allows a few ports. I was examining the logs just now and noticed multiple SSH root login attempts on what looks like random ports.

3 questions:

1. What the hell is this from?

2. Should I be concerned?

3. What can I do to stop it?

I've attached a small section of the log file.

Thanks in advance,

Robert

Hi,

I installed a new VM (Parallels Desktop)  from ISO on my MAC server and after a while the web site is no longer served, is there anything specific that might be happening?

Typically I have to reboot my Mac in order for the VM to start serving the pages again.

Is this a known behavior or is there something with the CAKEPHP application that might cause that behavior?

Also what is the minimum requirements for the Turnkey CakePHP VM?

Thanks

 Angelo

I am working on updating the patch that adds McMyAdmin.com located here:  http://www.turnkeylinux.org/forum/general/20110821/tklpatch-unofficial-m...

so that it will work with the current version of tklcore and give the option to install JAVA 1.7