I am using the Fileserver, TurnKey Linux 12.0 / Debian 6.0.5 Squeeze version.
I have installed mysql-server on this appliance which runs happily.
Due to space constraints on the server, I would like to change the default location of mysql databases (currently under /var/lib/mysql) to another directory, for example, to /srv/storage/mysqldb.
I have followed a number of tutorials to make this change, but every single time mysql fails to start with the changed configuration. If I go back to the default config, mysql fires up easily.
I thought I got it all settled. I have been pulling Amazon orders into Magento and occassionally I do not get any Cron Errors in the M2EPRO linkage that ties them together within Magento (1.6.2).
Sorry in advance if this is a dumb question. The main reason I am trying to use Turnkey is I really don't know much about Linux.
I saw an update available to webmin when I logged in and a message saying this would be the last update for this version as a new version (1.6) was available.
I tried running a few software updates but nothing was available.
I recently got the Jenkins appliance running on Turnkey Hub. I tried connecting to a private git repository (I added my ssh key to the home directory of tomcat6 - which Jenkins runs under, added it to Jenkins and installed the ssh plugin, but so far I still haven't been able to connect). I even copied my known_hosts file from my system over to Jenkins, but I still keep getting the same error.
I changed the shell for the tomcat user to sh (it used to be /usr/false), and running
I am resurrecting an old PC to build virtual machines to experiment with data solutions. I am documenting my journey in my blog at http://jasontepoortenlinuxbaseoldpc.wordpress.com. The specs of the PC are listed in my blog.
I have installed VMware Server 2.0.2, and although it appears to start up, when I try to access the Web Access through my browser, nothing appears.
I want to use LDAP authentication for svnserve, so I set up all the needed steps but not the last one: I need to put MECHANISMS="ldap" into the file /etc/default/saslauthd. But that file does not exist, so obviously SASL is not installed completely (some parts seem to be there, as sals2 directories do exist)?
My API-Key got compromized. I am under the impression that this key should have been kept very secret, otherwise unauthorized people may dump stuff on my S2 account and I would get billed, right?
So aside from deleting the hub account, and start over, can one re-generate the API-KEY?
There was another key on the amazon web services (aws) portal to regenerate a key, but that wasn't the right one. I'm talking about the key one uses in "tklbam-init [KEY]"
I'm trying to install Redmine. I've already used it in a virtual machine under virtualbox on my own machine.
However now I need to install it on a server so it's accessible from the internet. I was planning to just install virtualbox on the server and so the same thing I did before. The server is not directly under my control. It runs Xen and we have a Debian installation on it, which we can ssh into. Apparently you can't install virtualbox on an OS running under Xen.
