Just went through fresh intsall using Hyper-V, no issues there, but after network/root pw/etc configurations, i'm faced with cli only. I thought that the LAMP stack had a GUI. Did I miss something during install?
I have a Windows 2012 domain set up with an ldap server running on it. I also installed a gitlab turnkey linux server. (used just the core turnkey linux image and then installed gitlab manually since the appliance version was out of date)
For users to be able to use git, they need ssh keys and ssh access. I have gitlab set up with ldap so users just use their regular windows username and password to log into the web interface, and I'd like for them to do the same for ssh.
How can I set up turnkey / webmin to auto authorize / add users from the LDAP server?
Building core worked perfectly, and produced the file build/product.iso
I cloned project pier into the products folder and ran make on it just the same as I did with core, but build/product.iso was not created. Only a build folder with some files in it, but not the product.iso folder.
I searched around and didn't find an answer, but I'm sure this has come up before so I apologize. We are running wp on a 2003 windows server, and I need to get the data moved over. I'm not a Linux admin, but can navigate around alright, so if there are any tutorials out there that would help immensly.
Sorry if this is a noob question - just launched my first site on AWS using TLK Wordpress. At the TKL Config Console, it shows the IP of the web server (172.xxx.xxx.xxx) plus all the port variations for webmin, PHPMyAdmin, etc. This IP does not seem to be usable in any way - I have pointed my domain name to the EC2 instance IP and the site responds fine. Is this correct? It seems odd to me, especially since when dumping out the DB for the site, I found a line that shows the TKL address, not the EC2 instance address.
I'm having trouble installing tklbam on Ubuntu Trusty - 14.04LTS. Seems like there are references to debian jessie in the apt source config when using the ez-apt-install.sh from http://www.turnkeylinux.org/blog/turnkey-13-and-tklbam-1.4. (404 errors)
I have modified the php.ini file in an attempt to increase the maximum files size upload in ownCloud. Please provide step-by-step directions on how to increase the maximum file size upload in ownCloud.
Cron is sending lots and lots of emails (100+ a day it seems) to the root acount. I can't seem to figure out how to get it to stop! Sends the PHP warnings, and errors, ect.