I have configured tklbam and use local storage for my backups (as described here). It is not clear to me if I need to store the keys everytime I do a backup. I use:

tklbam-escrow -P /local/storage/key

Do I need to do this everytime I execute the following? Or is doing it once enough for all backups on that machine?

Hi everyone.

I'm tryin to add the vgcal 2.0 extension to vtiger.

Please Help

Thank You

im using turnkey torrentserver as a torrentserver on an old machine

but i run into the problem that it isnt accesible after a day or two running, it answers pings but i dont get onto any web interface

is there a way to do a complete systemcheck or something to see why this porblem occurs?

thanks for the help

adrian

If you are using CloudFlare's fantastic free CDN service, you might want to preserve the IP addresses of vistors to your site.

I needed this so that I could use my .htaccess allow by IP feature.

Here's the link where I found how to install it:

http://www.gypthecat.com/how-to-install-mod_cloudflare-on-apache-for-ubuntu

How do I install the pae kernal?

Here's as far as I got:

1. apt-get update

2. apt-get install linux-image-2.6-686-bigmem

How do I tell my TKLAPP to boot using the correct kernal?

What do I do about the following errors/suggestions?

I am suffering from repeated filesystem corruption issues when using the linux turney installations (I have tested both the base package and the Jenkins packages.).

I have not been successful in getting canvas to send new users a confirmation email nor a password reset email. This is a fresh install and everything I have read said email works right out of the box. Not the case with me. Just to be sure, I ran a clean install and added a user and canvas first thing and the email never sent. I also added the 2 extra lines to turn off TLS in canvas, and retested. Still no email. Please help.

-Jesse

If during the install I put the ip address of my machine for www.domain.com

123.123.23.123  (Not real)

How do I go back later and set it to the subdomain I allocated for it from my hosting service?blah.blahblah.com

I found a file at /var/www/canvas/config/domain.yml

But changing the production>domain: to blah.blahblah.com didnt work. After reboot I tried navigating to the url blah.blahblah.com on a different machine and was only greeted with my hosting service's placeholder page.

Can you choose a different file system when installing turnkey linux other than the default ext4?

In the turnkey core?