I have deployed a CakePHP app I'm working on to a Turnkey LAMP appliance running on the Turnkey Hub service. For some reason I cannot figure out, the server demands that every web request get made through https://... this is breaking my app. CSS/Javascript includes are broken, because they "don't exist" without the https:// in their links.
Hello - having a problem - it appears to be the insertion of a table. It causes the two pages to go out of alignment. Can you see that on your browser?
You should see the problem appears to be the table, because if I remove the table, or add it to all the pages, the Mis-alignment goes away.
I just launched a new Turnkey micro-LAMP instance directly from within AWS management console to make use of the free 1-year usage tier. I was hoping it would appear in my hub but it hasn't yet. Will it just appear or do I need to do something else?
Hi, I'm a little confused about the differences apart from priority support.
I'm particularly looking at the reserved instances bit in your comparison chart, does this mean that we pay reserved instance prices without paying upfront fees?
Any info on that would be great as I'm tempted to upgrade from budget depending on this.
I'm not that familiar with subversion so far. I installied the Turnkey Linux Revision Control Appliance for
being a svn-server on a virtual machine. I can access the sample-project 'helloworld' with a tortoise-client on the host-system. Here the three directories 'branches', 'tags' and 'trunk' are displayed.
I'm trying to use Turnkey LAMP VM to create my web development environment. I've set up the VM, and created the virtual host, but when I go to the page on my host machine, it won't load.