Hi every one, I am a bit concerned with missing files from my system. Basically the fileserver serves up to 6 computers on a LAN. Now the last remote update I made had a file named X which had 18.3mb , now the files only has less than 2mb. Is there any way of tracking down what has been happening with that file. Note that sometimes it is being accessed remotely using webmin and files are uploaded/ downloaded.

I am launching the Turnkey AMI for wordpress on EC2 from my own AWS account. Everythign works fine except I can not login since I dont have passwords. The passwords are generated at boot up but since I launched from AWS Management page, not turnkey hub, I did not see the passwords generated at bootup.

How do I get the passwords for these instances when they are launced from AWS not turnkeyhub?

I've installed Oracle VM VirtualBox as well as the WordPress appliance but need instructions on where to take it from here. I'm sure there's got to be documentation somewhere, but I can't find it:

1. How do I complete my WordPress setup? I'm trying to copy an existing site into VirtualBox, as a place to do development. 
2. How do I access phpMyAdmin?
3. Once installation is completed, how do I browse to the WordPress site?

Thanks for any help.

When i restore a back up from my cloud for some reason it does not back up half of my mysql database.

below is a print screen only like 6 tables where backed, the back up before that it restored nearly all of them other then 3 tables? 

If there is anyway i can help sort out this problem let me know.

Hi,

I am pretty new to TurnKey. I have discovered the use of hook scripts for doing backup/restore procedures.

I am using Percona DB server on a TK Core instance and I have created a pre-backup hook script which uses innobackupex utility (part of Percona) to backup all the databases. However, when running tklbam-backup, the hook script runs, creates the backup file, but the file is not included in the actual backup.

I have a turnkey install through AWS with Ubuntu 10.4 using webmin version 1.580.

I wanted to open up ports 110 and 25 to route email and so i edited the ip tables in the linux firewall module and then tested the ports to make sure they are open. So when i tested them through a port scan they showed they were still closed. So then I thought well maybe I had to open the ports up in the Amazon control panel for the instance and open up the ports in the security group for the instance. So i had the following setup

Just a note that I believe the documentation on your public web site for your pure mysql vm at http://www.turnkeylinux.org/mysql lists 12322.  

PHPMyAdmin administration frontend for MySQL (listening on port 12322 - uses SSL).