I have a Windows 2008 / VMware server running a couple of instances of Turnkey.  Would it be more efficient to run one instance and install the other apps (ex> drupal, wordpress, joomla) then to have a separate instance for each.  I try to keep the memory low for each around 128mb.

Anyone have a "ssh_config" example that will chroot users and works with Turnkey file server?  I'd like to chroot users that are accessing the SSH server for SFTP and send them to a joint directory to share from.

Hi, new guy here!

I was able to change ports for everything on LAMP, except phpmyadmin.

I have a bit of a firewall policy problem here, so I have to stick with predefined university ports. Webmin on 989, apache on 80, and phpmyadmin on 9090.

Everything works fine, but I got stuck with phpmyadmin. netstat tells me that it's listening on 9090, and sometimes I can even get a TIME_WAIT to show up. But have never been able to connect again after changing from 12322 to 9090.

Any help would be nice!! Thanks!

I've installed the LAMP stack and everything seems to be working correctly except the Apache server.  I can access Shell In A Box, PHPMyAdmin, and Webmin.  However, Apache is not responding on port 80 and when I create a new Virtual Host on port 12323 it doesn't respond either.

Could someone please help me with to some troubleshooting steps?

Thanks!

Hi!

I have installed the mediawiki appliance and it works fine. I want to know where the files are located? Normally on a server they are in the www or public_html folder.

I even tried connection to sftp using filezilla but there are only dot files there.

For example, I have uploaded a file with the following path: http://192.168.0.102/images/c/ce/Nutshell.png

It worrks fine on the browser but I want to see the actual image folder location.

tklbam seems not to work ??

today i have been testing tklbam ... I did follow the instructions in the case study:

1 - launch a turnkey appliance from amazon console (turnkey apache tomcat lucid)

2 - run tklbam init ; tklbam backup

2 - install some packages ... nxserver, lxde, chrome and sun java.

3 - run tklbam backup

4 - And now ... I start another instance of the same appliance  

5 - run tklbam init ; tklbam backup ; tklbam restore {id of the backup of the other appliance}

6- restart

I've installed both the wordpress and torrent appliances, however I am not able to log in to the web interface for either one using the password I supplied during setup. I've tries usernames 'root' and 'admin', blank password, and the password I supplied during install.

Well the good news is I created a pretty fine draft of an Eden Dev environment. I should have reviewed the TKL Client threads; but as it turns out, what I put together is very close.

One problem: Install of Eclipse from conf scripts killed the patch process - no errors were thrown, but no ISO was produced and .cdroot and .rootfs weren't cleaned. When I tried to remove them by hand, I got a long list of permission problems. Troubleshooting package by package let me to Eclipse or its dependencies the patch fails in either of the following cases:

Hi all, I began this discussion here http://bit.ly/eK0zCO and JedMeister suggested I open a new topic here on the forum.

As I said: I have 2 production instances running at Linode, both on Ubuntu 10.04.  One is a WordpressMU install, the other is a custom app built on django.

First off, your redmine image is awesome.

now to my issue.  I have redmine running on virtual box.  I want to move my unsourced code into a new git repository.  I've followed the steps on this link http://www.turnkeylinux.org/forum/support/20100914/how-setup-git from Dan's 2nd post.

cd /srv/repos/git

git init test

cd /test

touch readme

git add .

git commit -m "Inital Commit"