We had a power cut at the weekend and I've only just realised that Moodle isn't accessible.
It is a Turnkey Appliance (64 bit 2.6.x Linux) running on VMWare. I can ping the Moodle server IP Address and also connect without a problem to Webmin but when I try to get to the actual Moodle Server to login, it just says the webpage cannot be displayed.
Any ideas? It was working fine before the power cut. I can't see any problems when looking at the appliance in VMWare vSphere.
granted that I'm writing about a ubuntu-10.04-turnkey-lamp_11.3-1_i386 template, virtualized and contained in a CT of a Proxmox Host, I'm facing in a strange issue after a monthly-scheduled upgrade of this distro happened two months ago (December 2013).
First of all, I've to say that I've token notice of this issue, which I'm about to expose, just after a power-failure happened 3 weeks ago. Then, networking service wasn't able to get start up at the system boot, whereas it was able to do it manually.
I have been running proxmox ve with KVM for a while now. Decided recently to give TKL a go within proxmox, and it has been a bad experience so far.
The containers install OK (but show errors where one would expect the initialization scripts would have been run) .. after proxmox CT install, system boots into a console CLI prompt, where I am able to login.
All attempts (via proxmox 'vzctl enter' OR via the web console OR via an ssh session direct on the appliance) to initialize the container fails with similar error messages as below ..
We are evaluating a TKLinux appliance on AWS on the Free Tier (12 month) and wanted to check that backups could be restored properly to a new instance (rather than risk corrupting the exisitng appliance we are currently running)
To do this we had to upgrade to the $10/month pay-per-use tariff (you can only have one instance on the free tier) and it looked as if we could upgrade/downgrade as required.