I've successfully installed NextCloud on Amazon EC2 through the TurnkeyLinux Marketplace app. I've been able to get everything setup and working, but want to change to a fully qualified domain (rather than the public IP).
Before I make the change, I'd like to make sure that I can edit the config.php to add new trusted domains.
Hi there, I've FINALLY gotten around to working on the "LEPP" (Linux+Nginx+PHP+PostgreSQL) appliance and my 'make' is blowing up.
I'm basically merging the LAPP appliance and the Nginx+PHP-fastcgi appliance. So I'm sure I've done something wrong. My guess would be because I removed Apache entirely in the new plan file, and Turnkey depends on Apache?
That is the glorious result when trying to install Mayan on a KVM VM. Reproducible, tried various CPU configs (host, kvm64). Machine hangs there, needs reset.
I ran into some issues getting my static IPv4+IPv6 network configuration stable after a reboot on TurnKey Linux 16 using default settings and a Webmin generated /etc/network/interfaces. Each reboot, there is a chance that one or more virtual IPs don't come up in ifconfig, for example 3 out of 4 IPv6 addresses are missing, or interface eth0:1 with its IPv4 address is missing.
This is the original Webmin generated config that doesn't work reliably:
Hello, as they are I greet you from Honduras CA, I have a problem that has broken my head and I need help please, install my own Moodle server and I have it under a public IP but when I redirect it to the domain I always get the connection is not private I have enabled SSL certificates but it does not work it will help me please in advance thank you very much
I need to generate a Let's Encrypt ssl certificate. From various online sources, I see that I can do that from the Advanced Configuration menu.
My problem is that I can't figure out how to get there. I see from various sources (https://www.turnkeylinux.org/docs/confconsole) that it shows up as an option in the standard Configuration Console panel - however, there is no "Advanced menu" when I start up my Wordpress appliance.
I would like to suggest that you make a change in the VM. Ownership of the Prestashop directory and all child files and directories should belong to www-data. Only notice the issue when installing a module, and the install fails. This can (and did) leave the shop in a bad condition.