I am moving my live joomla site from shared hosting our private server. Thanks for the great set up.
my current shared hosting joomla directory was renamed by me to /find/ during the install. but i didnt get the option to change it with the turnkey install.
1.Can you tell me how i change it after the fact. googled it with no results
I would like to capture the output of the installer to a file.
I use virt-install to install an appliance on my server. According to the man page:
--nographics
No graphical console will be allocated for the guest. Fully virtualized
guests will need to have a text console configured on the first serial
port in the guest (this can be done via the --extra-args option)
Probably a unbelievable newbie question but I am not able to figure it out with the help of documentation, forum, or wiki. (Be gentle guys it is my first own Linux server experience.)
I installed Joomla with APT via the web management interface (Webmin). According to the information on screen it was successful. It is unclear how to proceed. Joomla is not appearing in the menu’s of the webmin. Where can I find “Joomla”? Which URL do I have to use for the admin pages and the website itself.
I'm using turnkey bugzilla via EC2; I have instance up and running and using off line storage instance as well, I've run the ebs scripts, all is well.
Now I want to add a user and it doesn't work. My gut tells me it has to do with the etc/ linked to /vol/ as part of making the config data and such persistent using the separate storage instance.
Hello all, I am running Turnkey phpbb3 appliance at home on my workstation, its working fine except its not sending activation emails to users. I am behind a router and www and smtp ports are forwarded.
I finally got around to setting up my TKL LAMP appliance, but nothing but IP addresses resolve. The DNS settings reflect the correct IP addresses for the DNS (other computers - OSX and Windows - in the house use the same DNS servers just fine). I am at a loss here. Any suggestions or files I can show off to help pinpoint the problem?
Is there a recommended way to add lines to the confconsole usage.txt file?
I tried:
#add usage information
$USAGE=/etc/confconsole/usage.txt
sed -i -e "6 a OpenFire Admin: https://$ipaddr:9090" -e "6 a OpenFire: $ipaddr:5222" $USAGE
sed -i '9,10 d' $USAGE
I got this error when trying to patch an iso with the patch file:
/tmp/tklpatch/conf: line 38: =/etc/confconsole/usage.txt: No such file or directory