I have set up mayan-edms but unfortunately I don't know which container path needs to be passed to my host. Mayan documentation says it's the config path folder but within turnkey linux mayan container it seems to be another path.
I am using revision control image. There is no authentication for accessing the pages or SVN / Git web views.
I wan to put some level of authentication so that it will ask for username and password. I tried to creating .htpasswd and put below block in svn.conf & git.conf.
So I'm using TurnKey Linux File server and I was deleting my UNIX user. When I pressed delete, I accidently pressed delete all the users files. As soon as i did this, I unplugged and turned off the server. I can't read the hard drive when I take it out and put it into another PC (I assume turnkey uses a weird file system) and when I turn the server back on, it just say there is a SMB daemon task in progress and I can't cancel it. how can I cancel this process? Is it possible for me to get my files back?
I am trying to join a FreeNAS system to a Turnkey DC. I have managed to have it connect but the idmap backend won't and I suspect it has something to do with the requirement for tls/ssl. I'm not sure exactly how I would configure that for Turnkey. Can someone please point me in the right direction?
a quick suggestion for the future: adding a keyboard selection during initial setup.
With TK Wordpress I had to type 3 different passwords: root, wp and adminer with my french keyboard and this not so easy especially with special characters.
Yes, i can install console-setup and console-data later but i need to relaunch turnkey-init...
Just getting started with HubDNS and AWS Route 53 with my own domain. I've gotten my first self-hosted server up with turnkey-core 15.0-1 and hubdns updated my ip address to route 53 with my ipv4 address. No ipv6 however. I haven't found any option to enable dynamic dns for ipv6. Is this possible with hubdns? I was really hoping it is, as the alternative is continuing to use my hacky bash scripts. Which I have been doing for the past year or so. I have done a bit of googling but not much comes up re hubdns. Any posts or other resources I may not have found yet?
I installed the turnkey LXC ova and then created some containers on NAT. When I do lxc-console -n wordpress, I get the login screen and I can login but shortly after I keep getting the login screen and get caught in a loop... Anyone else ran into this? Basically makes it worthless since I cannot edit my SSH on the container and cannot forward the ports for SSH on that container.
I am having challenges. I would like to have a library consisting of videos, audios and images. The Mixed Content library type only views audios and videos. Is there a way to add a new content type so that I will have one library with videos, audios and images as its contents?
I am trying to setup TKL Syncthing on a r720xd server running Proxmox VE 5.4-11. I have the Syncthing CT installed and running.
On the r720xd, I have a ZFS pool created, which is currently only used for TKL File Server as a NAS. All shares in TKL File Server are working great - r/w accessible by clients on the LAN.
The ZFS pool is mounted to the PVE host as /r720xd1
/r720xd1 has two subdirectories for two containers running under PVE:
Good morning, afternoon or evening to the entire turnkey Linux community.
A few days ago I was testing LAMP to install a WordPress blog, and I came up with the idea of upgrading to php 7.3 for WordPress security requirements, I have been reading on several forum sites and other web pages to upload it to php 7.3 and Do not fail in the attempt.
How update Turnkey Lamp 15.1 PHP 7 to PHP 7.3
1. Deploy LAMP VM or Physical Machine, apply updates and any stuffs.
