Greetings to all.

First of all i want to congradulate you for the fantastic work.

There seems to be a strange redirection problem when enabling the network feature in the Wordpress appliance. Network is needed to be able to use the multisite feature.

Let's take it step by step.

I booted a fresh Wordpress appliance and gave it the LAN IP 192.168.10.232.
You can see it works just fine until this step.

Hi guys, I'm giving the final touchs to an appliance, and copied a script to /usr/lib/inithooks/firstboot.d/myscript

myscript reads information from the user to finish configuring the system. 

The problem is that when the systems boots the first time, the scripts get executed, but when it ask the first question, it doesn't receive any input. So the appliance hangs there. I'm not getting input from the keyboard. The script works normally if I execute manually in the console. Any ideas?

Hi,

  I used the LAPP install for AMI and created an EBS in the configuration.  After reviewing the instance on Amazon it does not show EBS as root device, it shows instance-store.  Is there special configuration needed to make this feature work?

When I run this command from putty, it does not find the directory

ebsmount-manual --format=ext3 /dev/sdf

If I go into my AWS management console and attach the volume to the instance and then run the upper command I get

Greetings,

Disclaimer.. I am new to servers, php and mySQL but am having fun esp with the LAMP appliance.

My dilema.

I play a browser based game that allows javascript to be run in-game to automate mundane tasks.
There is a limit to the size of the scripts that can be stored in the game so to get around this large scripts are added from outside the game like this which grabs the script and puts it ingame:

I am need some guidance on this.  I am not sure to what to watch out for.  My first attempt it appeareds  that every thing is working.  I guess I need some clarification on few points.

The tklpatch, does it need to modified every time you build an appliance?

Can I build right of the repositories, Right?

Where do I up load for testing to get feed back, and in what form do I need to post it in?

Here is the scenario: I create a tomcat-apache appliance using the hub. I then use the configuration and management tools to create a customized version of that appliance; adding virtual hosts, deploying WARs and the like. So far, so good.

Hi all, I just discovered Turnkey Linux. What a cool thing to do!! You people rock!

Anyway, I want to explore creating a file server for my company. We're small, 6 employees, 10 workstations, about 90GB of file server storage. No MS Exchange, no MS SQL Server. Just documents, graphics, etc. I've used Linux-based appliances in the past, and run Linux Mint on all our computers at home, so an Ubuntu-based system is right up my alley.

I set up a virtual host for www.example.dev on my system. (Document root for this site is /home/root/Sites/www.example.dev, Port:80, ).

My system:

ubuntu 10.04

virtualbox 3.2.6

turnkey-lamp-2009.10-2-hardy-x86

I think, that I was basically successful, because on the client side, I can use "w3m http://www.example.dev" from "shell in a box" and get the expected result.