I am trying to set up some monitoring of my turnkey appliances. I located a webmin monitoring solution. However, I get an error that the Perl Module is not installed. This is not a specific Perl module, but appears to be a webmin module that is not present. I am unable to locate a download for this module, but have located a description of the module. See below, from Webmin:
Under the Tools category in Webmin is a module called Perl Modules, that can be used to view, install and remove Perl modules from your system.
Since updating system can no longer get access to Fileserver config screen but just keep getting this screen. Have tried running turnkey-init but still get this.
i need help a bit. I'm trying to do lets cert since last 4 versions of TKL. But it always something fail, so i never did it. Im trying again, and I'm stuck. Here's log from console, so maybe someone can explain to me what it means, can i fix it, etc. Port 80 is forwarded.
I'm installing TK PostgreSQL v. 18.0. I have a set of instructions that I've used to install earlier versions with no issues. There is a point at which I run "ssh_keygen -t rsa" to generate files "id_rsa" and id_rsa.pub". I usually run the command from Web Shell but since that's no longer available I ran the command from Webmin command shell. It starts to run and stops at "Enter file in which to save the key (/root.ssh/id_rsa):". Then it returns to the command prompt without continuing or generating the keys.
hello, I need to migrate the old turnkey redmine to a new one, I want to do it manually without TKLBAM, I can’t find documentation on migration, I don’t know where to start and what to configure, because it’s not clear at all, and regarding the database, in the old The muscle scheme is different from the old one, if I dump the database and migrate tables or columns one at a time, won’t anything break? Give me your advice on how to migrate
Hey guys. I have a custom appliance built off of base. It is basically installing docker, docker-compose, and a python package that is needed to run our application for those that don't want to get it running in Docker/Kubernetes themselves. It works great to create an ISO, where I do a bunch of stuff at firstboot, including setting several random keys, SSL certs, etc. I need to get this running on an EC2 server for a customer. Is there any way to export to AMI, so they still get all the firstboot stuff?