Hi,

According to the documentation I should be able to restore from a custom profile:

- tklbam-init and tklbam-restore now support the --force-profile
    option for setting a non-default backup profile. Previously, only
    tklbam-backup accepted the --force-profile option.

I don't seem to be able to do this though. Whatever settings I use, the default Ubuntu profile is used. I get an error message if I use tklbam-restore with the --force-profile option.

Trying to restore just one directory and I keep getting BotoServerError 500 Internal Server Error! This is very frustrating and shakes my faith in the ability of TKLBAM to properly do backup and restore! What am I doing wrong?

tklbam-restore --skip-database --skip-packages --limits "/var/www-ssl/some/deep/dark/directory/assets/default/javascript" --time 2013-11-26T15:01:48 8

after I enter my passphrase, I get this response (some areas redacted for security with @ symbols):

Has anyone gotten TKL working on LXC?

I have created a new folder called lxc and have

lxc/config  -- config file with network settings
lxc/fstab   -- mount points
lxc/rootfs  -- a subdir where I extracted debian-7-turnkey-etherpad_13.0-1_amd64.tar.gz

It runs, but never gets to a shell prompt. With a web browser I get

I have installed the OTRS appliance and I am finding that there are files missing from teh installation that are crucial to the configuration of the OTRS system.

Especially the /opt/otrs directory where otrs lives along with all of its scripts, etc...

Am I missing soething here?

I need functions from The System and Server Status module as described at http://doxfer.webmin.com/Webmin/SystemAndServerStatus

I can's find it on webmin tools page or in anyother place.

How can I get it?

Need help please to config on cliente options.

Field "Static Routes" correct values for:

NET; SUBNETMASK; GATEWAY

Thank you

Hi,

a tklbam restore from a local path gives me the following error:

table: mysql/db
table: mysql/help_topic
ERROR 1064 (42000) at line 256: You have an error in your SQL syntax;
check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version 
for the right syntax to use near
'(6) NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
  `user_host' at line 2

This is what I did:

I installed the bugzilla appliance, and it worked great.

Now I am working on the Canvas appliance, and things are not going as well.

I have tried version 13 both 32 bit and 64 bit, using both VMWare Player as well as VirtualBox.

Each time I point a browser to the site, it redirects me to the logon page, but nothing is displayed except for the "Oops something broke." error message.  Looking into the canvas production error log, I see the following in all environments:

from: https://github.com/turnkeylinux-apps/tkldev/blob/master/docs/setup.rst

ARCH=$(dpkg --print-architecture)
CODENAME=$(lsb_release -s -c)

In the above Code I am trying to understand the meaning of --print-architecture and lsb_release.  Am I to assume I would replace the text "print-architecture" with something like "i386" or "AMD64" or is it longer text (I assume coming out of the various build in Sourceforge).

lsb_release ?  should that be replaced with, for instance, 13.0 ?

Hello,

I've installed yours Turnkey PostgreSQL on EC2 by using AWS marketplace. Everything is working just fine, but I have some questions after one month of using:

- is it possible to upgrade PostgreSQL to 9.1? This is most crucial for me actually

- can I manage instances of PostgreSQL installed by marketplace with Turnkey Hub? If so, how should I add keys?

- how long after official release does it take to show in marketplace so I can upgrade?