I have a LAMP stack running on a dedicated server at work. I made a couple of stupid mistakes earlier today and would like to restore the server back to the last backup that was made some 14 hours ago.
I am having trouble running tklbam-backup due to a BackupArchive.NotFound problem for turnkey-zimbra-2009.10-hardy-x86
this is the first time I'm using the TurnkeyHub and the backup process. I have set up my account, linked it to my amazon account for the cloud storage and I have also run tklbam-init with the key provided to me from the Hub.
I thought all I had to type at that point was tklbam-backup and it would be smooth sailing, but instead this is what I got:
I've created a TurnKey Hub server with the LAMP stack image (and it's been working perfectly). However, I would like to open port 3306 on the server (the MySQL port) so that I can access the database from my home machine. I have cloned one of the existing firewall rules in Webmin and changed the TCP port number, but this does not appear to work; the following command produces the same output whether this rule is enabled or not (after a long delay, where I assume the connection is timing out):
$ mysql --host XXXXX.tklapp.com --port 3306 --user root --password
But confused on one workflow issue and that is migration. So if we develop a site using the micro instance and we want to upgrade to a small or larger, how would we launch the larger instance without losing the webmin users and other configuration? Under normal circumstances I would save out to a private AMI and relaunch with more horsepower??
Spent today configuring a new TKL lamp box. I setup backup to S3, but I'm curious if I'm missing something. When I backup it appears successful, and the turnkey hub shows the details of the backup, but when I go into the aws management console there are no buckets/files in s3.
Are they hidden somehow because it's using the "turnkey" application?
I hired a TurnKey Cloud Server (Amazon EC2) and I want to receive data via UDP port 7777, but I can not receive. What should I do? I added a rule in the firewall webmin interface, but without results.
What ports are blocked by default in an Amazon EC2 instance?