First of all, thank you for putting these images together. It saves a lot of time and simplifies installations for the inexperienced.
Now the bad news. After a fresh install in a VPS.NET node, I've had some problems with your Wordpress and Drupal images.
1) You say that the default credentials for MySQL and phpMyAdmin are "username root, no password (user sets password during installation)". In my case, they are not and I can't even change anything at all.
In order to get WordPress downloaded to my PC I've downloaded TurnKey Appliance for Wordpress. I'm only familiar with Linux and Ubuntu by name, not operationally. I've got the files downloaded and un-zipped to a temp folder. Now what ? No "exe" folder like Windows of course to load and set this up. What's next ? Appreciate any advice, but remember, I know enough about the various system folders to be dangerous !
are packages that are meant to be installed installed together with their dependencies or should I deal with this in some other way ? if yes, which one is the easiest?
Also: if I have a file in overlay that is of the same name/path as existing - will it replace it ?
first of all, hi to the community. I'm new to Turnkey linux and after 1 installation, I'm becoming a fan.... Thanks for great work.
I'd like to modify LAMP appliance (I really like TKLPatch approach), but first I need to get some software written as Perl CGI scripts working.
At the moment I have an rrd.cgi script in /var/www/cgi-bin and when I try to access if from remote location, I get the script as text - it doesn't get executed.
Since appliance is supposed to support Apache&Perl out of the box, I'm surely missing something simple ?
first of all I would like to thanks to the turnkeylinux team all the effort to make this possible. It is great to have the opportunity to run this complex configurations just in seconds.
I have been playing around the openbravo turnkey and I have found it really interesting. It took me just a few hours to install vmware server (get to know it) and install the turnkey image to use it. Amazing!