I'll admit to being a complete newbie, so feel free to point me to the documentation.  I have an external USB drive that I've connected to my new Fileserver appliance, but I'm not sure of two things:

I've mounted the drive to a new folder at /media/external .  On my XP laptop, I can see the FileServer, but can't see that mounted drive.

Assuming I can make that drive visible, what steps do I take to make that mount occur automatically if I reboot my Fileserver appliance?

Thanks and regards,

Mark

I'm trying to add the ACP Add User MOD.  From what I can tell from the xml file it wants me to copy various files into the phpbb folders.  Is this possible?  I'm not sure how to access the actual phpbb files.  

Thanks for the time.

Bryan

Hi,

just downloaded your Redmine virtual appliance.

I love the webmine interface and that subversion, https etc. is preinstalled!! Thanks.

I was wondering how could I update to the latest stable version of redmine 0.8.7 since the appliance is at 0.8.4?

Thanks a lot,

Patrick

Hi, Has anyone successfully installed suphp module with the WordPress Appliance? I'm slowly gaining but ran into an error message when restarting Apache that has me stumped.

Thanks,

Jay

Hello.
I am a novice, he took your Drupal 6 Appliance, launched, came a string:
root @ drupal6: ~ #
What do I do next? :)

I am trying to write a shell script to config an openvpn webmin module via command line but it's not working. I edit /usr/share/webmin/openvpn/config using sed. The changes are saved to the file, but when I load the module configuration in webmin, the changes do not show up. Am I not editing the right file? Everything I looked up points me to that file.

I wish I could see how TKL Mysql and similar appliances that install webmin modules do it.

Also, how does TKL OpenVPN sound? I want to replace my current openvpn server, so I figured TKL Core is a good starting point.

I have a server running KVM on CentOS 5.4

I downloaded the tomcat-apache appliance iso file to /tmp and ran this command to install it on a VM:

virt-install -n v1067 -r 512 --vcpus=1 --os-type=linux --os-variant=ubuntuhardy -v --accelerate -c /tmp/turnkey-tomcat-apache-2009.10-hardy-x86.iso -f /var/lib/libvirt/images/v1067.img -s 15 -b br0 --vnc --noautoconsole

I get the Turnkey Linux intro screen and select Install to hard disk.

The appliance seems to start loading and then crashes.

Ok, so I can test install within virtualbox, but when I try to install on my older dell server I get some strange issues showing up.

1. I needed to remove the SCSI card to be able to boot to either the live CD or the install mode.

- this is not an issue as I don't need or care for the tape drive.

 Hello,

I have installed the Joomla appliance VM and everyhting works well.

However, we need to make Joomla a Service Provider (SP) in a SAML federation so that the SAML Identity Provider (IdP) can authenticate users and re-direct them to Joomla in Single-Sign-On

This scenario has worked well with a regular Ubuntu VM, with a Joomla 1.5 package and the SAML plugin in Joomla.

Hello all:

I just came across this site and have to say I am very impressed with the depth of appliances you have developed.

We are a hosting company.  We have been offering CentOS based VPS instances using KVM virtualization.  Integrating this project into our service will allow us to offer a much wider range of options to customers.

I am looking for help on how to create an automated web-based system to allow customers to choose an appliance and install it on a VPS.  Is there a guide on doing that?

Thank you,
  Neil