I haven't setup an apache server in quite some time and since all of my sites are on an old server running php 5.6, I thought it may be time to upgrade the server. So, I download a fresh oda of Turnkey Lamp and installed away.
I'm able to access the Webserver and Adminer via IP Addresses. I was able to setup the Virutal Host the way the old server had them. Typing in the domain name successfully gets me to the new server, however, it takes me to the default login page for Turnkey, not the root directory of the new website.
I've had a Turnkey Linux file server for a number of years and never had an issue. But the hardware is now having issues and I decided to build a new server.
I have downloaded both the 15.0 and 14.2 "Installable Live CD" images and neither will boot. I have verified the CD drive by booting another Linux distro live cd that I had lying around. Works fine.
I used Brasero on Ubuntu 18.04 to burn the image to disk. Am I missing something here?
Turnkey SuiteCRM 15.0 (SuiteCRM 7.8.20) - In Chrome, many times it is not saving changes when I click Save as both an Admin and a regular User. Sometimes the changes will save. Most times is not outputting any errors and acts like it has saved the changes I have made. See error in FireFox Mozilla page when try to save that says "Bad data passed in. Return to Home"
I have been using Turnkey SuiteCRM for about 2 years. Has been working well.
The default root page of Tomcat on Apache is "TurnKey web control panel" located at /var/lib/tomcat8/webapps/cp (current tomcat version is 8).
Release note and wiki saying that /etc/tomcat8/mod_jk.conf redirects the root web page to the control panel with this code: RedirectMatch ^/$ /cp.
But I cannot find this code in mod_jk.conf (see attached screenshot). What tweaks are you using to make root page redirect to control panel? This information is important when I need do change root page.
I am currently working in a small office environment. I have two groups I am utilizing staff and trainees to distinguish permissions.
The thing is, I want the staff group to be able to access the trainees home directories. Is there a way to do this in the GUI?
Every time I set permissions in the smb.conf file to show [homes] directories as browesable it just shows me one single share called homes and my user share instead of showing me all the user directories for [homes].
I deployed a default Lampstack 15.0 vmdk on my ESX server and start playing with it. For some reason I don't see my PHP file changes right away the most of the time. If I change some text, most of the time it takes a few minutes to be visible. It seems to be PHP related as HTML files changes are parsed right away.
Hello, I'm brand new to TKL and could use some direction to reduce my fumbling and confusion. Please help if you can :)
I'm looking to setup a home network for about 8 machines -- mostly Windows 7 and 10 with a linux mint laptop -- and a linux server to bind them all and in light reveal them. (this would be the role I hope TKL fills.)
