Hi guys,

I'm running a LAMP stack on Amazon in a micro instance. All files is installed and LAMP is running great. I'm trying to install Wordpress and I just can't get it to run.

I searched the forums and didn't find anything helpful. I installed the wordpress installation files in my home folder and when that didn't work I installed the Wordpress files on the Root directory in a directory called myname.tklapp.com. I set up my SQL server and a user, and set up DB permissions with all the correct read & write permissions.

Hi

I'm trying to set up mahara to plug in to moodle.

Problem is I need to turn on networking in mahara but I am getting an error :

"could not generate new SSL key. are you sure openssl and PHP openssl are installed?"

Is it possible to do this in my aws instance?

Thanks

John

Hi

I have just launched instance of mahara but cant log in using

user : admin

pwd : blank(also tried admin)

?

Thanks

John

I have two questions relative to the content at the bottom of this page: http://www.turnkeylinux.org/docs/tklpatch/overview

The documentation for the tklpatch process on this page references "patch patching". By this, I'm guessing the authors mean to extend a previously created patch or perhaps create larger versions of a patch as it is developed further?

1. Can someone give me a use case for patching a patch? I'd like to understand why to do it.

Running TKL appliances under proxmox

Trying to get Axis 1.4 to run on the Tomcat apliance to no avail.  Axis deploys fine and is shown to be running on the apache status page but happyaxis.jsp returns:

HTTP Status 500

type Exception report

message

description The server encountered an internal error () that prevented it from fulfilling this request.

I am running three TKL instances in the AWS Cloud using the TKL Hub to set them up.   One ios a DB server running MySQl with the preconfigured LAMP TKL instance.  I cannot get the others to connect to the MySQL DB.  I have tried the usual obvious things:

1) 127.0.0.1 localhost is commented out as is stop networking  (my.cnf file)

2) TKL firewall is configured to allow 3306 incoming and outgoing

3) I can connect locally using mysql command line so I know the DB is running  I can also use PHP MyAdmin locally.

I am brand spanking new to Turnkey and did not do the install myself. Been pressing my IT dept for months to have a local test/build site for the company website, as well as several other sites. I finally got a VM with Turnkey Linux installed and have been left to my own devices. I am not a Developer, or a System Admin, I am just a Web Designer. I am used to working with cPanel to deploy sites on externally hosted servers.

Hi everyone,

I've just successfully set up my first Amazon EC2 turnkey LAMP server after running my on VM LAMP for several years (thanks for the *great* product)!

On my own machine, I've successfully managed to make it reply to *.mydomain.dyndns.org using a dyndns.org account.

I'd like to do the same with the Amazon EC2 server. It's running perfectly as mydomain.tklapp.com, but I'm not sure where I need to setup the DNS to make it reply to *.mydomain.tklapp.com as well.