I just upgraded my Domain Controller Appliance to version 11.2 using TKLBAM (amazing tool BTW!) from 10.x. The init script /etc/init.d/nfs-kernel-server lines 66-70 are:
# See if our running kernel supports the NFS kernel server
if [ -f /proc/kallsyms ] && ! grep -qE 'init_nf(sd| )' /proc/kallsyms; then
log_warning_msg "Not starting $DESC: no support in current kernel."
exit 0
fi
i just installed the lapp turnkeylinux in vmware and VBox too but i got the same problem, everything is good, i have access to webmin, ssh and phpmyadmin but the password doen't work, i tape root and password that i setuped befor during the boot.
we have a Turnkey Tomcat installation using basic config i.e. / = localhost
we need to add a virtual host, such that new hostname 'new.newdomain.com' points to
existing webapp located at /newdomain (in webapps list)
this is a 2 line change in Apache httpd.conf but the virtual hosts manager cannot be made to work correctly and we do not know what we are doing wrong. Help??
I setup a LAMP instance with daily backups. Yesterday I installed some PEAR modules and then decided I didnt really want them. I did a restore to a version before PEAR was installed and to my suprise the module still fired up on the next reboot. Is this user error on my part(I assume) or is there some design reason as to why this module was survive the restore?
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After deciding to rollback I went to TURNKEY HUB found the backup from the day before. (At the time it was the last backup) so I ran this command line.
I just build a LAPP Turnkey appliance and tried to back it up to my turnkeylinux backups. I intitialized the backup with tklbam-init using my API key and that succeeded. Then, I issued the "tklbam-backup" command and the following appeared: