afaik, there is no documentation on configuring Turnkey Joomla for multiple sites on a bare metal install. Has anyone done this? Is there documentation I'm missing.
I'm thinking about installing a separate Joomla 1.5 package in a subdirectory of /usr/share/joomla15. However, I'm fearful of destroying an existing dev site (the default install site) a colleague is using by adding a second site to MySQL.
More specifically, I am fearful a fresh install of Joomla 1.5 will overwrite the first default MySQL database with a new default database (var $db = 'jos_db';).
I am running a turnkey linux joomla that already had the vmware tools installed in the image and on the first instance of the image it runs fine however after cloning the machine vmware tools stopped working. All ipaddresses have been changed and the new machine is even in a seperate network. I have not found any tips or advice in google as to where to look for why the service is not running.
I am sure it is somthing simple but i just have too little linux knowledge to figure it out.
Preping for a deployment of multiple wordpress vm's...
Question is, do I one one instance of a mysql and mail server or one for each vm?
I would imagine run one mysql and one mail server to support all..
Q. Is that the best approach and how would I configure that if each vm comes with mysql?
This is a newbie question but I'm been unable to figure it out. I've got an instance of the Django appliance running on Amazon's EC2 service and I need to move a bunch of swf files over to it. I found a file upload in the webmin file manager but it only seems to upload a single file at a time.
Students are working on TKLPatch bundle for Ampache. We're stuck on what we think should be accomplished with sed: We want to insert a line in usage.txt with "Samba: \\$ipaddr\media."
I'm using two reference books and not finding a solution that works.
I'm pretty sure we start sed -i - I then need a regular expression to direct it to a line number maybe?
sed -i '3 /Samba:....' \a usage.txt
Is the closest I can get, and it seems far off. How do I direct it to a blank line? Do I need to escape blank spaces backslashes?
After spending the afternoon scratching my head on this, I've figured out how to perform a Drupal multi-site install using Turnkey Drupal6 and Amazon EC2.
(This information is based upon other more general Drupal articles but is specific to issues using Turnkey Drupal 6 on AWS.)
I'm having trouble doing an apt-get update on a fresh install of Symfony Appliance through VirtualBox. I'm using the newest version of VB (3.1.6), downloaded the newest version of the turnkey Symfony Appliance (2009.10). After importing the appliance I start it up. I don't have DHCP running on my network, so I manually assign the IP address and DNS. I use google's DNS (8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4). I restart it to make sure the network setting take effect, and everything seems to be working. I can ping various sites, including the repositories in my sources.list file: