First of all a big thank you to the developers of Turnkey linux providing these really time-saving solutions!
Recently I have downloaded the latest TRACKS appliance* and figured out, that the icons for tasks like "Star this action", "Edit the action", "Show notes" are missing in all views. They are replaced with plain white squares (.../assets/blank-c321445ffe5946472b51dcc7fd7cdec5.png), so you have to mouse over to see the alternate text appear in order to hit the correct button.
I expect there are better ways to resolve billing issues rather than in a forum, but here goes...
July 1, through AWS - EC2, I purchased turnkey bronze service to run east cost on Virginia servers at .02 per hour. The purchase part worked just fine, However the deployment would not work at all. After three days of little progress I canceled the turnkey purchase for the AWS deployment for Virginia and deleted the Virginia service. Looked like it all happed.
When I installed OwnCloud on my Hyper-V Server I made the setup with a domain as I let point at OwnCloud ip.
But I want to use another domain instead of the first. So I want to edit the file where the domain name is stored, but I can't find the file and the domain name is not stored in the MySql Database. And the search in the File Manager is not powerfull enough to search the word in all files.
The PostFix smtp is also using the first domain name.
So help is needes. Where can I find the default domain name?
All emails sent from drupal system or the contact form get trapped in my mail queue with status "connect to aspmx2.googlemail.com[173.194.75.26]:25: Connection timed out" or a varient with another google MX record. Google hosts the mail for my domain and my MX records are set correctly for that. I could see google maybe rejecting it but what is odd is the connection timeout when this system has full nework conenctivity.
I am using the TKL Web2Py Appliance and deploying my Web2Py application through the TKL Hub. My application is "myapp". I log in to the TKL Hub with SSL (this works just fine). I access the page for my applications server via SSL: https://hub.turnkeylinux.org/servers/ (this is all ok).
I am trying to install an application on the TKL Lamp Stack which requires the addition of the ZendGuardLoader runtime, which is a shared library (.so) file. However, I can not seem to get the TKL system to recognize it.
Where should I place the shared libraries so that PHP can pick it up? I found some others like GD and mysql in /usr/lib/php5/20090626. I put it in there, created a new .ini file in /etc/php5/conf.d and put the proper lines according to the doc in there...