I have installed Revision Control Appliance few months ago and it works well. Recently I encounter a problem, when I try to use Blame/Diff in WebSVN, it shows "sh: cannot create : Directory nonexistent."
Project -> click any version -> each file has "Blame", "Diff", "Log", when I click Blame or Diff, it shows above error message.
Is there any idea of this issue?
The Revision Control Appliance version should be 11.2.
"Our target audience is technically savvy but not experts with this virtualization stuff. They like the concept and they want to run a whole collection of TurnKey appliances on that server in the closet and they want TurnKey to make it super easy for them to do that."
This describes me exactly. I want to run a collection of TKL appliances on a computer I have. I am thinking File Server appliance and vTiger CRM appliance as a start.
I just started using this service. I have backed up my server several times and that seems to work. To test the backup, I created a new EC2 instance, but a couple modules weren't loaded in apache. I noticed the symlinks were replace with actual files in mods-enables. Then, I noticed the PDO wasn't loading with php - same problem. The conf.d symlink was replace with an actual folder. Now, I notice the mysql logins don't work.
Is there something I need to do different to make the backup/restore work?
I was previously running vsphere 4.0 and various Turnkey Linux appliances without issues.
I am now running vsphere 4.1 and my guests will not start. If I try to create a new guest from my exisitng iso images, as seen in the screenshot below, this is a portion of the kermel panic I experience.
If I revert to vSphere 4.0(as I have two different USB memory keys, it works 100%.
Hi, my hostname xxx.tklbam was working fine once the set up was completed. Then I moved the workstation to a different location resulting in a new ip address assigned to it. I did a hubdns-init and update and it was fine. I was in a hurry and I did not thought that it may take some time for the dns to be propagated, correct me if I am wrong here.... Now I went into my account and deleted it, create a new one and now I am getting some weird error on the shell line when I run hubdns-update. This is what I am getting :
I've change /var/lib/tomcat/conf/mod_jk.conf per my needs. But after a restore to a new server, those changes are not being picked up, even though the file is there with my changes.
Doing find / -name mod_jk.conf revieled that there isa mod_jk.conf in /var/backups/tklbam-rollback/originals/etc/tomcat6/ and clearly that's the one that's being used.
So what am I doing wrong? Could this somehow be related to the sym link issue?
