I have installed TKLBAM on a docker host which is itself not a TKL appliance. Now I have a problem with this machine and can access it only via a rescue system which can mount the drives but doesn't let me run the TKLBAM binaries directly. In order to restore data, I need to install it on the rescue system, which is a Debian 9 (Stretch) OS.
So this is my first post and it is kind of coming from a very fresh mind. I am essentially trying to create a secure file transfer solution and Owncloud seems to fit that bill. However for compliance purposes the server should use FIPS 140-2 and I was not sure how to go about getting that setup on a Turnkey server.
Does anyone have experience with using these appliances in a compliance space where additional hardening is an order?
Anyone know about FIPS and how it can be configured on say the Owncloud appliance provided here?
my system has 1 ssd 860gb for main system files, then I have 4 more drives in the system. I would like to span the storage files across the 4 drives, but during install I do not see an option to use all drives for the install.? stumped on how to make this happen. Please need so guidence to span across al drives.
I'm experiencing an issue with the LAMP appliance. We have 3 WordPress sites set up on the appliance, and sites will randomly either not return any data, or return an error - typically 500. If we leave the server alone, the sites eventually sort themselves out - sometimes a few hours later, other times a day or more later. If we reboot the server, we'll often get 2 sites happy and 1 broken. It's always random with site isn't working. After enough reboots, we'll finally get all 3 working - at least for a while.
My Dutch ISP provider YourHosting offers VPS with a pre-installed Turnkey Wordpress package but offers no free service. After chosing this package my site shows the new Wordpress site, but it cannot be used yet because the installation has to be completed first through the console.
Turnkey GNU/Linux – First boot configuration asks for:
Unfortunately, I've run into a problem where a database that is being generated with mysqldump is incompatible with mariadb due to MariaDB lack of support for any_value function. Seems the latest version of MySQL exports with this automatically, and I cannot find a way to export in a compatible way.
I then tried removing MariaDB for the mysql 5.7 and cannot get it to do it smoothly.
Like the title says... I'm trying to install Java 8
It's required for Forge to work.
I try the following command: <pre>add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java</pre>
I receive the following <pre>-bash: add-apt-repository: command not found</pre>
I looked online and it said I need to run the following command to get the add-apt-repository command:
<pre>apt-get install software-properties-common python-software-properties</pre>
