I recently restored a backup to a new instance.  Most things are running fine, except the cron task that looks like:

/etc/cron.daily/apt
/etc/cron.daily/etckeeper
/etc/cron.daily/mysqloptimize
/etc/cron.daily/man-db
/etc/cron.daily/logrotate
/etc/cron.daily/tklbam-backup
/etc/cron.daily/apache2
/etc/cron.daily/passwd
/etc/cron.daily/dpkg
/etc/cron.daily/bsdmainutils
/etc/cron.daily/ntp

Isn't running. It's set to run as root. When I run it manually from Webmin this message appears:

OK, I figured it out. Please ignore.

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I am trying to move an application I developed over two yeas ago from LAMP 13.0 to 14.1. I have setup a new 64 bit Linux Mint machine using Eclipse IDE. I link to the mysql client library and there are no errors or warnings during compile.

My problem is when I try to run the code on TKL LAMP 14.1. I get "error while loading shared libraries: libmysqlclient.so.18: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"

Hi, 

I've neen using a number of turnkey appliances for a while now and have been very happy with them. TKLBAM has been especially useful on a number of occasions.

I ran into a problem with an overnight backup.

When tklbam-backup ran it created a /TKLBAM directory to build the backup in before sending off to our backup server. This managed to fill the root filesystem. I tried setting up /TKLBAM as a symbolic link, however this bombed with an error

Note: this was originally a support question but as often happens, I solved my own problem.  I was able to successfully upgrade to MySQL 5.7 and for other's who may be interested, here's what the process was like.

Warning! Do this at your own risk!  Make sure you backup your database first.  These instructions are by no means an endorsement of 5.7 or it's appropriateness for other programs that use MySQL in your appliance.

We've been running our own internal web server for more and a decade and switched to TurnKey Linux several years ago. TKL LAMP 12 was the last version we got working. Due to its age, we attempted to rebuild a new server with LAMP 14.0 and have been fighting with this ever since, even retrying with the updated 14.1 that has since come out and it still does not work as expected.

The premise of what we want to do:

Please suggest

Can we install CSF in turnkey Linux, if I yes then what about current firewall (IPtables) running ?

Actually, I need some automated firewall which blocks the Ip if found DDos attack etc.

Hi, I need to configure my Redmine to enable it to commute a mail to a task. So I have a mail address to which issues are sent by Redmine users, and I want this mail to become automatically a task. 

I have read that it can be done by fetching mail by IMAP server at the following link:

http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/RedmineReceivingEmails#Fetching-emails-from-an-IMAP-server

and a do want to try it.

Dealing with a Baffling WordPress issue. Playing with a Turnkey WordPress virtual appliance. I decided to reset the MySQL password for the wordpress database. Did so, everything worked great until I rebooted the system. Upon rebooting, I got "Error establishing a database connection". When I checked wp-config.php, I noticed that upon rebooting, the password I entered had been hashed. However, for some reason, the system can't make a connection  after hashing the password. If I edit wp-config.php and re-enter the password, all is well again.

Hi all,

I am trying to upgrade my lamp installation to PHP 7.

Therefore I also try to remove php5.

However, when purging php5 packages adminer is also uninstalled.

Is it safe to keep php5 side by side with php7 to keep Adminier working?

Or is there another way to remove php5, but keep Adminer running on php7?