I made a snap shot on an instace in the sever hub just to see how it would work. Then I cloned a server from that snapshot I made. I noticed that the snapshot then spun up after I ran the piece of code it asked me too and the snapshot took the host name associated with the orginal instance and moved it to the snapshot server.

Because of this it broke the web appliance i was testing on that server.

Is there a way to move back the host name to the orignal instance?

Thanks.

Hi,

How do I modify these settings?  The WordPress Address and Site Address are both populated with the private IP address my VM is using (under Settings > General from the wp-admin page).  No where in the setup or config did I see a prompt to change these.  The boxes are both gray and I  cannot change the fields. 

The problem is some plugins use these, and they fail with the private IP.  For example, a google XML site map does not work with http://privateip/xml.  

Thanks

Hi everyone,

I contacted Alon directly with some beginners questions since I didn't want to spam the forum with useless q's. He suggested we take the thread here - so this is a transcript of the questions I've asked so far and Alons omg-fast responses. Perhaps it'll help another beginner in the future.

(Alon's responses are quoted... I'll be trying to figure out how to send him the logs and trying out his suggestions soon, and post the results in regular forum messages after this).

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We have purchased an instance of Bugzilla from Turnkey AWS MarketPlace at https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/B007I8OOJ0/ref=srh_res_product_title

The instance has been setup and we can access the "Bugzilla - Main Page" but are unable to login with the default username and password admin/turnkey as supplied by the page at the success of deployment.  We are able to login to the webadmin page as instructed in the same document.

We have recieved the confirmation email.

Hi all

I have a small ebs backed lamp server running on Amazon (I am using Moodle 2.2, an e-learnng platform)

Unfortunately the small server isn't quick enough to handle moodle 2.2 (it handled 1.9 comfortably - but 2.2. is a lot more intensive) so I wanted to migrate it to a larger server.

I have backep up the small.

Stopped it.

Then tried to restore the backup to a medium server.

It looked like it was working, and I eventually got the green light.

But unfortunately when I can to try and log into webdim my root password wasn't accepted.

Hi everyone

I deployed Turnkey PDC in a ESXi v5.0 free server. The Turnkey Virtual Appliance is working great and I configured TKLBAM to make backups in Amazon S3, but we also need to make a local backup in a external USB hard disk.

When I plug the external USB hard disk (FAT32 formatted) the Turnkey doesn't recognize it. Restarting the virtual machine with the hard disk plugged has the same result, when I check with a fdisk -l only the virtual hard disk from the ESXi server appears.

Hi All,

Here's what I wanted to do:

1) I wanted to write a Nginx location handler for example "/mylocation" which when invoked should call another program to get the response.

2) The other external program provides a client library where we can register callbacks.

3) The external program will call the callback when the data is available.

I wanted to know if I am using an external library and one of the external API is asking for registering callback, how i can achieve this in Nginx.

The Basics:

I cloned form a snapshot but to complete it I get this message : 

Tried it but the file isn't an executble and seems to be empty.  Any ideas?  Thanks.

Snapshot launch: manual action required

This server contains configurations specific to the original snapshot server, and requires reconfiguration. Please log into this serveras root, and execute the following:

/usr/lib/inithooks/firstboot.d/25ec2-userdata

Hello All, 

I am trying to add an existing ProjectPier installation to the WordPress VM. I am aware there is an additional turnkey VM for PP, however i would like to have it all on one VM if possible. Looking at apache seetings for document root reveals the web root is /var/www/wordpress/ So i added my ProjectPier installation in that folder thinking i could go to mysite.com/Projects/ .