Just fired up and ran through the Initialization of the TurnKey vTiger AMI. I can login to the website, but get "Illegal request" on every page. Found some posts about setting the $site_url in config.inc.php. I tried, but is read-only under the admin account provided. I tried to login as root, but no luck. I have to be missing something here. How do I get root access so I can fix this?
I provisioned the Turnkey image for Ruby on Rails into AWS (EC2 m1.medium). I got the system initialized successfully. I am able to ssh into the image as well as bring up the webmin interface. In AWS, I assigned a security group that includes TCP port 3000 in addition to the other ports needed by Turnkey (22,12320, 12321,80,443). As of now, connections are allowed to those ports from anywhere. The built-in firewall, iptables, is set to accept everything:
I find myself lost in the myriad pages on how to set up svnserve and ldap. I don't understand how the pieces fit together to even understand where I am missing things. So, I would like to ask for your tribal knowledge and experience in helping me figure this out. Here's the scenario:
Need help with DNS resolution problems. My win10 client can successfully connect to the TurnKey OpenVPN server setup on AWS. I can reach and log into resources by IP, but not DNS. I can reach the remote DNS server with an nslookup if I specify the DNS server first. A check of my network settings show that I have Tun0 IP and subnet mask, but DNS settings are missing. If I only use IP address everything works fine, but using DNS for anything does not.
I have TKLBAM installed on a server that runs an application on the Java Virtual Machine (through a Java servlet).
The generated log file when this occurs is attached to this post.
The server is a 2GB 2 core processor machine (full details in the log file) and normally, when the backup runs (in the morning when there is no other load on the machine) I can see the CPU spike up to around 40%. (This does seem a lot.)
But when it crashes the JVM, I can see it spikes up to ~115%.
I've managed to get everything up and running but when I was adding the RSS regex expression I got it wrong and it added 400+ torrents in for download (maxing my disk space and stopping rtorrent).
I've deleted them from /srv/storage/incomming etc but every time I restart rtorrent they are added again and I get into the same loop.
Does anyone have a suggestion on how to disable my regex and get it all back and running again?
Hello all, I have installed the excellent Mediaserver app on AWS via the Turnkey Hub. Now I have a question. Is it possible to create a larger EBS volume and attach it to the instance BEFORE the Mediaserver app is deployed? This app has preconfigured the path to store media files. the problem is that by default the space is very small on an AWS micro instance. I can create an EBS volume and mount it to the instance after the deployment, but then it is not mounted in the pre-configured location.
Forgive me if this has an obvious answer somewhere that I missed.
I'm using the TKL LXC LinuX containers appliance and I've configured a couple of Wordpress containers. I would like to test them from the Internet but before I do that I would like to disable access to the control panel via port 80 and simply return a "parked" page or nothing. nginx-proxy is handling the proxying for the Wordpress sites.
