I have a Turnkey Hub account with one AWS account linked to it. I have installed a Turnkey appliance in another AWS account. I would like to link this AWS account to my Turnkey Hub account as I do not want to have another Turnkey Hub account.

Actually I am forced to maintain about 6 AWS accounts and, impressed by Turnkey Linux's appliances and services, am in the process of installing Turnkey appliances in all the AWS accounts. But it would be convenient if I had only one Turnkey Hub account to manage all my Turnkey appliances in the different AWS accounts. 

Hello,

I love that the latest Redmine appliance auto-creates repos for projects. I seem to have broken something, however. I noticed that I could not connect to one of two repos over svn+ssh (the server is on TKLHUB) after I created a new project with SVN repository from the Redmine web interface. I went to the folder over the CLI and found that its owner permissions were www-data:root. This is exactly backwards, so I ran

I am having issues getting routing configured for a site to site VPN between an on-premise network and AWS.

At the AWS end I have deployed a TurnKey OpenVPN server from the AWS Marketplace. At the on-premise end a TurnKey OpenVPN server downloaded and deployed in Hyper-V.

At the  AWS end I have two subnets, 10.0.1.0/24 and 10.0.2.0/24. At the on-premise end three subnets, 10.10.1.0/24, 10.105.3.0/24 and 10.102.40.0/24.

The AWS end is the server, and the on-premise end the client.

The server.conf looks like this for routing:

Hi,

I am new to this forum and new to TKL.

I have a Dell PowerEdge server r815 that I want to install latest TKL appliance. Previous versions of TKL I used to get an error "No network adapters detected", search around the forum and found this:

http://www.turnkeylinux.org/forum/support/20130618/getting-no-network-ad...

That solved my problem and I could install all the appliances I wanted (tried with owncloud, canvas and OTRS)

Hi

I saw recently that Amazon had updated its images to PHP7. The server I'm using has PHP5. I want to know if I have a snapshot and the server fails and I use the snapshot on the new server, will it be an exact copy with PHP5 or must I upgrade the PHP code?

I'm using lamp-13.0-wheezy-amd64.

When setting up the NextCloud 14.2 appliance on a ProxMox Host, this error message came up (see attached screenshot)

This is a guide for installing CiviCRM in the Turnkey Linux Drupal 7 Appliance. Before you install CiviCRM you should make sure your system and Drupal are up to date.

I have tried to deploy some apps like observium and wordpress on the TurnKey LXC to no avail.

My inithooks_observium.conf for observium:

export ROOT_PASS=<password>

export DB_PASS=<password>

export APP_PASS=<password>

export APP_EMAIL=some@email.crz

export APP_DOMAIN=SKIP

export HUB_APIKEY=SKIP

export SEC_UPDATES=FORCE

When I try to install CiviCRM 4.6.28 in Drupal 7 nothing seems to happen, the install module page just seems to refresh. So, I then try to procced to the next step as per the CiviCRM wiki which says to go to http://host_name/sites/all/modules/civicrm/install/index.php but Drupal just returns a page not found error.

Now if I go to find the location CiviCRM should be installed to var/www/drupal7/sites/all/modules/ the civicrm directory is infact not created. So I guess it was not installed.

I've just started using the MediaWiki AMI instance from TurnKey and am looking to add some extensions.

Most of the extensions only support active versions of MediaWiki.

The current LTS version is 1.27 and the TurnKey version is 1.19 which became obsolete in mid 2015 (almost 2 years ago now).

I like the idea of the TurnKey instance, but I'm concerned that it is so out of date.

Can I expect TurnKey to upgrade soon and/or are their supported instructions (which I have not found yet) that I can use to upgrade myself?

Thanks in advance.