I am getting ready to upgrade my turnkey 64-bit Linux Wordpress image, it's currently on an m1.small.
By default the next step up is m1.medium. Looking at the image list it seems like M1 is legacy, and the current gen M3 is the way to go. With the latest price announcements, M3.medium is $0.077 vs M1.medium of $0.095 (EU) and - M3 has one more ECU!
I am fully literate with the reimaging and relaunching into new images, when I tried this a month ago into an M3, AWS told me that the Turnkey image is "not compatible" and blocked it. It's this:
Is Git normally used as part of Turnkey MediaWiki Appliance? We have a Turnkey Wiki appliance which was set up by one of my predecessors (who has since moved on to other things), that runs a knowledgebase for our company. It's been working well for a long time, so I haven't really touched the box much (other than to get some remote backup going with our IT department to backup the virtual hard drive of the VM that the Turnkey Linux Wiki is installed in).
I have a Debian server with many files (several thousands, about 500 GB of disk space). When I try to make full backups, I get a MemoryError error, and the backup process is aborted. The server has 16 GB of memory, and when the process is stopped, the system still has about 9.5 GB free (which apparently means there is no a lack of memory).
I've been tring to find a sensible robust way to connect to a remote Microsoft Access database from my Turnley Linux system. I found one option but it's read only and I need read write. ODBTP looks promising, but I can't seem to find a package for it, and have tried to compile it with no success.
Can anyone help, once compiled, I seem to end up with libodbtp.so not php_odbtp.so or odbtp.so as it appears that others get.
Any help, or ideas on a better way to access Access remotely very welcome.
I have a Dell PowerEdge server r815 that I want to install latest TKL appliance. Previous versions of TKL I used to get an error "No network adapters detected", search around the forum and found this: