Hi friends, I was able to solve this one myself. Turns out that I didn't have all my Amazon security keys in place.
Cheers!
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Hi guys!
I am quite new here but with an 'urgent' question already:
I am trying to restore my backup with Turnkey/Amazon Web Services, but after starting the procedure in both Webmin and the command shell, I get the attached error messages. My question is: Is this a Turnkey issue or do I need to contact Amazon Web Services?
after installing the turnkey etherpad package, etherpad runs well.
But it is not possible to install any plugins. Etherpad doesn't find any plugins via the GUI.
If I try to install via command line (npm install ep_<plugin name>), everything seems to be fine but after restarting node.js seems not to run propperly (nginx throws connection error).
Hi all, im having so much trouble trying to sync the date/time of my LAMP appliance. I tried with VBoxManage but didnt work at all how can I have the correct time/date?
Does anyone have experience manually deploying a TKL appliance onto ec2 without going through the TKL hub? Specifically Tendenci CMS. Any instructions somewhere. I am not a developer but have some experience deploying web apps.
Hi folks. Enthusiastic about TKLDEV and reliving fond memories. Trying to port Ampache patch for TKLpatch to TKLDEV and do now what we should have done then, being a bit wiser and all. But I get stuck.
When I try to make a patch with LAMP as the base, /etc/init.d/mysql start fails. I can't figure out what the snag is. I move it around in the script based on the great model appliances on Github that also have lamp base. Any ideas? The patch is on github at https://github.com/ghoulmann/TKL-ampache.
I found this problem when I was trying to do the security update cron by executing /usr/sbin/cron-apt. The log says it can't access the website. So, I then tried to ping turnkeylinux.org. Here is the result:
Per Liraz's recent announcement about TKLBAM 1.4 we thought we would try out the backup system with CentOS. Unfortunately being new to the Linux world, we're not quite sure how to do this.
We've downloaded what we think is the TKLBAM source code and unzipped it to a folder. In this folder we have the supplied Makefile, but no configure file. Generally when we install things from source, it requires a configure file to prepare the Makefile with the desired options (the announcement says to add the --skip-packages to disable APT integration).