Im lost in Wordpress administration and have been for some time. Turnkey worpress appliance is my savior altough I fast run in to trouble. The appliance have the default Wordpress site will all plugins, auto upgrade etc etc. I would like to clone that site in order to run a new wordpress site for another vhost. Is it possible to do this in a easy operation thru webmin or do I need to go in to the scary black command window and do scripting to resolve this?
This is just a cosmetic issue when installing a patched iso, but I always get those "future timestamp" warnings. Is there a way to get rid of them? I tried making sure the dev environment's time is correct before running tklpatch. It is not a big issue, everything still installs fine, just annoying that those messages cover up the progress bar.
Has anyone had trouble starting daemons (mysql, apache2) in a tklpatch conf file? I can't find any information about the proper way to start it.
When I try:
/etc/init.d/mysql start
I get:
* Starting MySQL database server mysqld
...fail!
This happens both by using that in the conf file, or if I chroot and type it manually. I had similar issues with apache2. Do we need to configure anything before starting the daemon? I was running this on a TKL Lamp iso.
I installed the samba module form the webin and it seems to be working fine. I created 2 shares and cant seem to be able to login into them from windows. I see the shares but says I dont have permissions. I limited experience in linux so I am using the webmin for all configuration. I attached screenshots of what I have configured now. I did find out from another post that users and passwords for samba are separte so I all myself in samba as a user and still no luck. Help!!!!
Log file: Has my pc name as the file name but dont see errors pertaining to the shares.
Alltough sounds like a generic ubuntu issue I only have this behaviour with turnkey.
I'm testing a turnkey-core appliance and I've noticed that my custom /etc/syslog.conf is modified every week, My original syslog.conf is moved to syslog.conf.0 and instead I get an empty /etc/syslog.conf
I guess it has something with turnkey repositories and apt-cron for security updates.
How can I stop that and make my configuration files persistent?
I'm working on a very complex plugin for wordpress which a client requires.
I needed a local (internal nework) testbed which permitted me to use wordpress, and be able to update the plugin as I went along - after fighting with fedora for over a week (couldn't get wordpress to even install) I've decided to try this version - and wordpress is running.
What I need to know is how to set up the ftp to permit uploading to the wordpress installation.
Is there documentation here, or can someone please give some guidance?