Is there an easy way to configure sleeptimes, standby, hdd shutdowns? Have tried to configure hdd shutdowns via webmin, but changes dosnt stick when leaving cofigurations. Using tkl-fileserver with Serviio, and wants it to hibernate/wakeup when needed.
I downloaded Turnkey LAMP appliance and added wordpress via ftp explorer within webmin.
But when I'm trying to add new themes/plugins etc to wordpress it doesnot accept the username and password (image file attached). I have tried ftps option as well but no luck. Then I found that via Filezilla I can add stuff to directory but it gives me connection refused error! here is the log
Hi there, I'd like to start with an apology. I'm sorry for being late to the party! I've only just discovered TurnKey, and I am so excited and impressed with it. What a great product.
Now for my problem: I have just started a new piece of development, and I wanted to transfer the work from one development host to another, so I ran a backup on the source appliance, and then performed a restore on the target.
We've been using Turnkey Linux Bugzilla 3.0.4.1-2+lenny2 for a while now and so far are very happy with it. Due to a feature that exists in Bugzilla 3.2 and up, I deployed the latest Bugzilla 11.1 x86 on a separate VM. I noticed that whenever powered on under a 64-bit ESX host, the TKL Bugzilla OS segfaults and the boot sequence drops to an initramfs shell. If I migrate it to a 32-bit host, it runs just fine.
I am new to TKL Fileserver. Please point me to documentation as I might have missed it when searching the site and the forum here. I am stuck at this point and not sure what else I need to do.
My Problem: I have TKL Fileserver installed and setup with a Raid 5 array with EXT3 file format and mounted to /TEX
I'm not really sure if this is the right place if not please do point me in the right direction. I am sort of a newbie. I am hoping to setup the Torrent server so that I can use a torrent client like utorrent to download files. At the moment it is running as a VM and I am connecting from localhost
I'd like to upgrade PostgreSQL to version 9.0 on TKL PostgreSQL Appliance and make TKLPatch. I've searched for the best way to do this with least effort and stuck with three options (from most time-consuming to less).