I have a Postgres server running, and at the end of September my Let's Encrypt certificate stopped working for clients on some platforms (mainly Apple). Chrome on Windows thinks it's fine, but if I use whynopadlock to check it, I get an error "Invalid Intermediate You have an invalid or missing intermediate (bundle) certificate. This may not break your padlock on all browsers, but will on others. Please contact your SSL Vendor for assistance with this error."
I'm completely new to TKL and apps and have installed the mediaserver app 16.1 on PROXMOX 7.0.2.
The Samba part works perfectly as expected, but I'm absolutely unable to login into Jellyfish ("Invalid username or password. Please try again"). All credentials created on the server (ct) / Samba do not work. To me it looks like i'd need the username and password for Jellyfin it had been set during the install procedure (= for creating the container) to get to the first time launch page of Jellyfin and the possibility of user administration.
Hi there, I'd like to use TKLdev to crank out fresh / customized LXC templates as well as .isos, is this possible? I'm using Proxmox for virtualization so it would be super convenient.
It's hard to find an answer for this question with web search, though I'm sure I may have missed something.
I fully admit to being a relative novice when it comes to Linux, but I'm working on it.
Anyway, I'm trying to set up a Wireguard appliance on AWS. I have it installed and running, but when I attempt to use confconsole to create a client, I get the following:
I have a problem with a Tomcat 9 under Ubuntu 16. The manager was released to the outside world and account data was stored, so that you could access the interface via / manager / html / list and, for example, deploy via Maven to the Tomcat via API.
Suddenly there was a brute force attack on the manager (every second found in the Apache log). So I quickly renamed the folder "manager" to "manager_" in the / webapp folder of the Tomcat. After a while I renamed it back, but now only a 403 error appears when it is called - not authorized.
I have tried to install both the CORE and MONGODB v16.1 appliances running under libvirt and the installation failed everytime when trying to install grub on an LVM disk.
The error reported is a "fatal error" irrespective of selecting any of the provided options except "Manually specifying the drive...".
Thanks for all your work, these VMs are fantastic.
In regards to the TurnKey Linux OpenVPN Server 16.1-Buster.
I followed the installation dialogue and the server works, I can create profiles using openvpn--add client the instructions hosted on the server itself. I only added clients with a name and email no other arguments.
The clients can connect and, they can successfully access the internet only.
First off, thank you very much for Turnkey Linux. I use TKL appliances on a Proxmox box and it makes administration a lot easier. I couldn't find much info on upgrading a TKL appliance so this may be of use to someone.
Here is a tip for people using the Turnkey MediaWiki appliance.
After successfully installing the Turnkey MediaWiki appliance I noticed the Turnkey footer was added to the wiki page every time I changed a wiki page using VisualEditor.
After lot of searches I found out that it is was probably caused by an "automatic footer add" in apache. I disabled it using:
