One other question. Is there anything that I need to do or that you recommend for hardening the default Postfix installation. I know that it's not an open relay - so that's good. But is there anything else I should watch out for?
Since these appliances run so well there is very little need after final tweaking to log in that I have forgotten my login and password. Is there a workaround for this? I have too much on the file server to switch now.
I'm using the LAMP Amazon Machine Image (AMI) to learn python3, and I'm at the point where I need Apache configured to execute python3 scripts. At present python scripts in /var/www/cgi-bin just get displayed, but I want them to actually run. My book says to configure Apache to execute python - help!
Good afternoon,
I wonder where in I can find and change the directory to store the videos of ClipBucket. When I do an upload of a video it shows an error message input / output: "IO error".
Thank you!
Yesterday my Keys were compromised and $3,000 worth of EC2 instances were spun up over a three hour period. I don't know how my keys were compromised - TKLBAM is the only place they are used. Regardless, Amazon suggested not using an root level key, but to create an IAM User with the appropriate User Policies.
I have 2 questions -
1) Will my account in the Hub work with an IAM User account, or must it be a root account (which to be hinest I'm reluctant to do at this point), and
I recently noticed that my page was down for some unknown reason. I went into the TKhub to review my server settings and did a reboot. Once completed, I clicked on vanityname.tklapp.com but it took me to the error page at tklapp.com. It no longer works.
My password manager didn't save my password for the TurnKey Hub, so I tried going through the "reset password" process. I receive the error "The user account associated with this e-mail address cannot reset the password."
Any ideas? I'm able to login to the forum just fine, but not to the Hub to work on my application.