I just tried to do my first migration. Ran the restore in WebMin, and at the end it is not listing any DBs (MySQL) being restored. How can I tell if they are being backed up in the first place? and any ideas as to why it is not restoring them?

And, if I manually restore the DBs, and attempt to bring up the Joomla sites, I get an Error 500.

The TurnKey Package I am using is: turnkey-lamp-11.2-lucid-x86-vmdk
- On both the source and the new restore...

Thank you in advance.

~Scott

Quick tip if you want to use sendmail and saslauthd instead of postfix:

mkdir /etc/sasl

echo pwcheck_method\: saslauthd > /etc/sasl/Sendmail.conf

and add these packages:

libsasl2

libsasl2-modules

sasl2-bin

I'm not going to admit how long it took me to find this...

I had a "forgotten" and unrun appliance that I mistakenly deleted my backup set for on the Hub.  When I went to do a new Backup on the system it created a new Backup Set (at the end of the stack)..  however it did not back anything up.  I got errors like:

Temp Space 0 where (xxx,xxx,xxx type number) requred

Raise Error (non zero exit code)..

I have installed the Bugzilla Turnkey Appliance on my AWS account and it seems to work fine. However, whenever I create a bug the email notifications are not received by recipient. I thought it may have been an issue with the ISP of a recipient but then I used a corporate address and same problem -- no email.

Are there setup requirements for the appliance on my AWS account for email processing?

Hello everybody,

I have a little situation right here, so I decided to ask for some help. I'm running VMWare ESXi on machine with Windows Server 2003. I downloaded the vmdk for Turnkey Lamp stack. Everything worked as a charm. Just one problem. After couple of days work some strange thing happened. THe Turnkey won't boot again. I was wtf?!#??

 

The console shows me that it has

 

Kernel panic - not syncing : Attepnted to kill Pid:1, comm: init not tainted 2.6.32-25-gener

other strange error that I saw is:

 

Hi all

I have a joomla application running in an amazon ec2 small container. This reports that my main filesystem has been allocated 10GB of size. This has been increasing gradulaly even though I have been gzip and deleting old log files. I am now at 96%!

Webmin is not operating correctly due to this and I am not able to log into the backend of my joomla application.

Hi all,

When I test creating a new symlink to the "webroot", to point to another folder further inside the subfolders under the drupal6 folder, by renaming the original webroot and creating a new one, then even after that there are errors saying that there are no valid Drupal installation on /usr/share/drupal6...

This tells me that there must be a hardcoded setting somewhere that is not pointing to the webroot folder (the symlink), but to the actualy default folder. Where is that setting?

I try to work around the following problem:

 

Hi all can you help me out, i reset my micro server and now i cant access my db anymore, the proccess is no longer running, i have tried to start it but it still offline, the the web admin it says bellow

 

MySQL is not running on your system - database list could not be retrieved. 

Click this button to start the MySQL database server on your system with the command /etc/init.d/mysql start >/dev/null 2>&1 &. This Webmin module cannot administer the database until it is started.

but nothing happends 

I can not install the redmine traceability module on the redmine turnkey application. I tried with version 11 and 11.2 and both gave the error "Stack level too deep" completely blocking the application. Somebody else already mentioned this on stackoverflow with the same problem. This module is very nice as it could relate test cases with bugs, which would greatly improve the usefulness of Redmine. It would be a pity that the Turnkey appliance would not support this.

Just tried 3 times to set/reset:
query_cache_size:  from 16777216   to 268435456

query_cache_limit:   from   1048576  to 16777216

Whenever I restart MYSQL the Original settings return.

I have read that up to half of Memory available to a Magento Install should be allocated to MySQL and cache.  Running on ESXI and can provide from 1024 to 2056mb for the Application.

I must be missing something...

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Update:  Digging into my.cnf --  seems to be the place to set variables more permanently