I've poked around everywhere on the web ui, but cannot seem to locate my current turnkey file server installation version. /etc/os-release, /etc/issue, /etc/proc/version, uname, etc show no mention. I've been running tkl file server for quite some time and just curious what version I am actually running. Can somebody point me to the spot I'm having a hard time finding?!? Thanks in advance.
I build and throw away a lot of Turnkey VMs just doing what I do, and the last several I've done have had the same problem with Webmin choking on the first one to three (?) connection attempts every so often ... so like, hit https://box:12321/ and get connection error, reload once or twice, get the login page. Log in, maybe stuff works. Then maybe log into adminer, and go thru the same song & dance after which you're logged into adminer and it works fine for a while longer.
so, spent the last few hours trying to upgrade from my promos lxc running tk 16.0 to the latest version..and what a nightmare..
I would love to get some feedback here please on what I am doing wrong.
But to cut things short.. even when deploying a fresh 17.1 template and then running turnkey-init it is impossible to complete the setup as, when it comes to setting nextcloud admin password a Redis error pops up..looking through the logs and such redis gets some permissions problem:
I was creating a web gateway on AWS using TKL Core v17. I removed webmin and shellinabox as I do not need them. I noticed the stunnel services where still hanging around and I removed them as well. I tried to use the Lets Encrypt script and get an error referencing these services. I assume they are hard coded maybe? I did not have the time to muck around in the source yet.
In a turnkey fileserver LXC I have as root a normal prompt via proxmox also via ssh, in which also TAB for file additions etc. works.
When I log in via SSH as a "my-user" (I did 'adduser my-user'), the prompt only shows $ and the keyboard does not work properly. Probably the bash has to be configured for this user.
I just don't understand why the settings for root are not taken over and how I can set this for "my-user". Thanks a lot.
I have a setup running a TKL image under Proxmox. I'm trying to connect to a folder via SSHFS on OMV6 which is running as a VM on the same Proxmox node.
With 'noauto,x-systemd.automount' in fstab, the mounts aren't there after a reboot. When I manually initiate the mount, and when using 'mount -a' with 'noauto,x-systemd.automount' removed from fstab, it works fine.
My espocrm webgui is showing there's an upgrade available.
I get the following:
# runuser -l www-data -s /bin/bash -c "cd /var/www/espocrm && php command.php upgrade -y"
Current version is 7.2.7.
This may take a while. Do not close the terminal.
Downloading...
Error: Your PHP version (7.4.33) is not supported. Required version: >=8.0.0 <8.3.0.
How can I fix this? Would upgrading PHP work or are there multiple steps?
I've done a Turnkey/Core install and then put MySQL on it.
The MySQL database isn't being backed up through tklbam-backup even though it's configured to run database backups. I can only assume that this is a permissions issue.
I've gone through the docs and there is no mention anywhere (at least, anywhere I can see) that mentions how MySQL authentication is managed and configured.
So, how do I configure tklbam-backup to backup my MySQL instance?
OTRS seems to be version "6.0.x git LTS", but I can't find any information about when/how/if it is ever updated., or even which subversion is currently installed.
The page at https://www.znuny.org/en/roadmap indicates that 6.0.x will reach end of life when 6.5 is released (was originally expected 2022-12-31, so probably now imminent).
