I have recently setup and installed a Turnkey Wordpress .iso device and transferred an exsting wordpress site to the server.
Everything appears to be working with the exception that Backupbuddy cannot connect to the external FTP destination (on another server) to transfer the copy of the backup that is created.
This function was working fine prior to transfer to the Turnkey Wordpress device.
Everything I have found in my searches so far either has to do with other FTP issues, or a review that just states it will be very difficult to do.
I noticed my incremental backups started being bigger than they used to a few weeks ago. How would you suggest I see what's included in each daily file?
You can see what is in your current backup by either simulating the backup (it runs the first part of the backup but doesn't upload it); or doing a backup dump. FWIW this is all documented on the tklbam-backup man page (within the TKLBAM docs).
First I want to congratulate you about resolving the bug. 14.1 works perfectly.
I need some advices. I would like to put on the same range of port the administration and the rtorrent needs of ports. more easy to transfer the webmin port or more easy to transfer the rtorrent ports? where are the configuraiton file of rtorrent on your tempalte by the way? because I couldn't find anything in /etc/rtorrent. it seems that I can't change the ports in the interface, at least it didn't recall my sttings after each reboot.
by the way did you configure something in the iptables ?
I prefer MoinMoin but I have deployed the OVA over a dozen times using various passwords including simple and complex and have not been able to login as the admin user.
I have recently begun coding an application on Android Studio, I followed a number of tutorials for creating login and registration pages. I set up the TKL mysql server and have been trying to access it from the Android emulators but I seem to be getting the same error over and over again. From what I gather it is to do with the Certificate Authorities for the server. If anyone has a solution to this it would be much appreciated as I am new to the networking side of things and haven't got much experience.
Hello there! First of all, you have to excuse my lack of knowledge. Linux is really not my area of expertise which is why I ask for help from people who know much better than I do.
So the story goes, I wanted to host a wordpress site. I found out there is a turnkey wordpress appliance for it, well simple enough I thought. So I downloaded it and imported it to my Virtualbox. Got it up and running without issues and have been using it for a few weeks without a single problem.
I have migrated from a V13 release of the WordPress appliance to the V14 and also migrated the WordPress site. I cannot seem to get the default backend (Web Shell - SSH, Webmin, PHP Admin) to use the same certificate as the Wordpress site. It is a wildcard and while I have added it a couple of time in the Webmin interface and it does show as current, it is not the one being served by the site. Spent a few hours hacking at issue without success.
I have old LAMP image with tklbam 1.1. I am trying to backup to the hub but get this error. My other server's backup okay to s3
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/tklbam-backup", line 266, in <module>
main()
File "/usr/bin/tklbam-backup", line 199, in main
registry.credentials = hb.get_credentials()
File "/usr/lib/tklbam/hub.py", line 192, in get_credentials
return Credentials(response)
File "/usr/lib/tklbam/hub.py", line 160, in __init__
self.usertoken = response['usertoken']
KeyError: 'usertoken'
