Just installed the Revision Control appliance as a VM. Everything seems to be working just fine with the exception of ntp. ntpq -p returns "ntpq: read: connection refused". Hmmm.
Is ntpd running? "service ntp status" returns "NTP server is not running ... failed!"
The symlink in /etc/rc2.d is there to ../init.d/ntp. On the console during boot I see an indication that ntpd has (allegedly) been started. However, no joy.
I am running several turnkey linux servers (mediawiki, fileserver, etc). I recently started playing around with concrete5, and am having a minor issue. All of my other turnkey systems will shutdown safely when I send a "shutdown signal"; but when I do this for concrete5, it just sits there. I have to "Power off" the machine to turn it off.
Why can I not shut it down properly? Is there a better way?
I just installed TK File server with its defaults.
I am able to connact to samba via browser, and other methods, however I am unable to map any folder on my windows machine. Is there something I am missing to perform in order for my windows client to map those folders?
I continue to learn the SugarCRM appliance. I'm a bit confused about a few things. Wondering if you can answer these.
1) This appliance is Debian Squeeze?
I am curious to confirm because the discussions in the forums are about updating vmware-tools for Ubuntu. There is also links to vmware-tools ubuntu sources. I think the appliance is running TK-12 which should be Debian Squeeze. So ....
2) Is there a how-to somewhere to update vmware-tools for Debian Squeeze [TK-12]?
So something stranged happen to my turnkey LAPP install.
Nornally when I go to the install for example xxx.xxx.tklapp.com the control panel comes up giving me a choice to log into the web shell or webmin. But now when I do that I just get a blank index page.
Anyway to overcome this? i cant figure out why its doing that.
Is anyone using amd64 images (preferably 12.1) on EC2? Seems like Hub doesn't yet support this, which removes quite a lot of the value of TKL.
If so, are you managing your EC2 instances entirely through AWS control panels? And would this tutorial work for setting up the instances based on TKL 12.1?
I'm trying to change the hostname of a LAMP Turnkey instance and once it's rebooted, the hostname is '(none)' (and is detected by third-party clients as such).