I created a new server from scratch with a more updated appliance and installed all my stuff on it. Now I want to point the elastic IP to the new server instead of the old one. Is there a way to do this in the Hub? I can see to dissassociate it from the old server but there doesn't appear to be a way to associate it with the new one.

Do I need to do anything to my turnkey lamp instances in lieu of the open_ssl heartbleed exploit?

So, after the latest issues, i wanted to try an update, but for some reasons i cannot get the package manager to run.

Welcome to Lamp, TurnKey Linux 13.0 / Debian 7.2 Wheezy

 /usr/bin$ su root apt-get
Password:********

apt-get: apt-get: cannot execute binary file

Any ideas?

My server is clearly affected by the heartbleed bug (basic LAMP appliance) but I see no security changes at all. How do I fix this since the fixes are the responsibility of Turnkey? I checked the logs and even rebooted the server but I am still shown as vulnerable. There isn't much here anyone would want to steal but how can I trust the security of the appliance if the single biggest issue in the history of Linux seems to have no fixes?

Hi

I have a LAPP virtual appliance in service for last 2 years, with no previous issues.

I was performing an update (due to the recent SSL security warnings) and after the apt-get update, then a system reboot - I am getting hosed with:

Turnkey Linux - First boot configuration (WTF??!!)

Is there a way to bypass this so I don't tank my existing server? I have valuable data there (yes, yes, I know I should have current backup, but I have never had a basic update kill me before)

Any help greatly appreciated, thanks

Ken

I just ran what appeared to be a successful TKLBAM migration of PostgreSQL App from Squeeze to Wheezy.

It wan't though.

Though is I was in my Console when the Restore finished.  Separately I was in Webshell watching the Restore.

In Console I issued a Restart command (via menu).

When it returned I got the SSH Login Screen rather than Console.

I have been drafting a OpenERP App which can be found a the following location.

 https://github.com/l-arnold/postgresql---openerp

It is based on the basic way I built my running ap.  There are a few "moves" involved wich I am unclear on the scripting of.

I am running v12, released 10/04/2012.

I got this message from Amazon: 

Version “11.3” of “vTiger CRM - Customer Relationship Management provided by TurnKey Linux” has a potential security vulnerability. This potential vulnerability is related to the version of PHP and vTiger CRM included in the AMI.

You may continue using the "11.3", however, it is recommended that you mitigate the issue by doing one of the following:

I'm curious if there is a recommended procedure for dealing with the Heartbleed OpenSSL bug http://heartbleed.com/?

When I first heard of the problem last evening, I immediately took steps to shut off all SSL and SSH access from outside my firewall until I'm sure that my internal servers and clients are protected.  I then turned my attention to my web server which is running turnkey-drupal7-13.0-wheezy-amd64.  I was under the impression that security updates were being applied daily.  

hello I'm a newbie and I would like to know how to update Php on TKL wp 13.0.

It's now running 5.4.4-14+deb7u8 and has some vulnerabilitie risks.

Thanks a lot.

Marcel