Trying to use tklbam with LAPP 11.1 - with the mahara patch applied.

tklmbam-init went fine, smooth as silk.

However, tklbam-backup provokes this response (I of course authenticate with the proxy first):

Is there anyway to start a Micro instance of the TKL core in EC2 cloud. The only options I see are small and medium even when I do it through the Amazon control panel. Is this something someone at turnkey has to enable for that image or am I missing something? 

Thank You,

Matthew Aires

Hey guys

I'm havin an issue with my extplorer. For some odd reason I can't log in. I changed a file directory in webmin and ever since then I get 403 Forbidden

I think I changed the user www-data file directory.

Would that cause my extplorer not to work? If so could you tell me the default directory.

Thanks 

I find today that apt-get update no longer updates my Turnkey Drupal 6 VM: I'm now getting a NO_PUBKEY AED4B06F473041FA

Is this something I've done or perhaps a known issue?

Hi all,

I would like to have 1 box running as my fileserver AND my revision server. What is the easiest way to install the revision control appliances to fileserver or vice versa?

Thanks a lot

schacki

I tried booting Jeos 11.1 in an empy VMware machine (Workstation) and it got hung. The hardware includes a core i7 and 8GB ram. The VM was configured for 512MB of ram. I have a screenshot of where it hung (attached). I can't host it anywhere right now.

Last it gave me was:

Welcome to Ubuntu!

Documentation: https://help.ubuntu.com/

root@bootstrap~# udhcpc[772]: Sending discover...

I'm workng on a patch, presented here. I'd lile to limit who has access to the application via Apache2. The app resides at /var/www/virtualbox.

I feel like I've done my due diligence, so might try my luck here. Although it's directly related to TKL, it is relevant to a TKLPatch, so I'm hoping I'm not pushing my luck too much.

Hello all,

I just recently setup a turnkey LAMP and I noticed there was a couple of files in the var/www directory that my last turnkey LAMP didnt have....

Those files are...

.bash_logout   .bashrc    .profile

.bashrc.d/bash_completion    .bashrc.d/defaults      .bashrc.d/git     .bashrc.d/penv     .bashrc.d/user-path

I've never seen these files before, is it ok to remove them? What do they do?

Thanks in advance!

I managed to fix this, so I don't need a resolution, but it is something that seems to have been out-of-whack on a fresh Turnkey install, so I thought I should report it.

I downloaded the vmdk version of the Drupal6 appliance.  I extracted the vmdk from the zip file, created an Ubuntu machine in VirtualBox, and pointed it at the vmdk.  It booted up just fine and I was able to surf to the initial setup page where it asks you for admin account details, admin email, etc.