First, let me say that I deployed a turnkeylinux file server 18 months ago as far as I can recall.. Since then, I left it behind since files are still accessible via the local network.
Now my problem is that the ip/url access from a url or browser shows up differently and I never bothered to fix. However, now requirements have changed and I need to add access so that staff can connect remotely.
If I go to x.x.x.x/index.lighttpd.html then this is what I get :
Right now I am using the Turnkey Linux Wordpress appliance with AWS/EC2 (Oregon - West USA) and the Public IP listed on the dashboard page is assigned to our launched server.
This is what our DNS is using for our domain.
Will this be the permenant IP address that will remain on this server or will it be auto-renew to something else?
If not, how can I assign a permanant IP address that doesn't change? I'm asking because I seen a few google results where the IP has changed to something else and I don't want that to happen.
I need to setup Samba Server to let Windows users (windows 2008) from Active Directory access to Samba shares.
In a fresh Turnkey box I have noticed some services like winbind are not installed by default.
My question: Turnkey File Server has everything necessary in Webmin to setup Samba+AD? Or we need to install paquets as root and do the setup out of Webmin?
I am unable to get HUB to use/refresh/update my EC2 Access Key. I recently was in a situation where I needed to cancel my Hub/EC2 plan and then a few days later re-enable it. I also decided to rotate my Access Key. Hub is now reporting my access key as inactive, however, I have renabled it on EC2. I am also unable to change the Key. When I enter the Key and the Secret and click "Update account" the form simply does nothing. When I return to the HUB management interface the Access Key is unchanged.
I have add a CIFS mount in the Webmin module: Systems | Disk and Network Filesystem and ticked Save and mountat boot. I then checked the /etc/fstab file for the entry and its there, however the share is not mounting upon bootup as expected from the fstab entry, as far as I can see the other items in fstab load just fine at boot.
Here's what does work:
1) The share mounts if I select mount from the entry Systems | Disk and Network Filesystem through Webmin once the machien has started up fully
So, to start off, I'll say that I'm not too familiar with Linux, and not at all familiar with Turnkey. The reason I'm here is because I use MineOS, and the creator of it is abandoning CRUX in favor of Turnkey.
Is this possible to do from within the appliance without upgrading the appliance itself? PrestaShop has a "1-Click" AutoUpgrade module and I haven't even done any customization to the site yet that might interfere, so it seems like a no-brainer.
The problem is that the upstream source for the appliance, even though it's dated June, is not the latest version of PrestaShop, which is dated April.