Hi,

I installed turnkey a few days ago. Nice touch to have webmin, apache, php all installed. It basically all works.

There is just one problem that I can't get solved by myself: mysql should be accessible from outside the virtual machine into which I installed turnkey linux.

What I want to do ist:

# mysql 192.168.0.80 -u root -p

Enter password:

ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost'

I have been getting "Error 101 (net::ERR_CONNECTION_RESET): Unknown error." while trying to connecting to the Torrent server appliance.  Web-GMUI and shell access working fine. 

Tried everything, NAT, Firewall changes. couldn't figure out what the problem was.

Solution turned out to be simple. Use FireFox. I was using Chrome and IE, both gave me connection errors. With FireFox, it worked in an instant.

Spent 2 days figuring out the solution.. Hope this helps some poor soul.

Nisar

I've set up and logged in as AdminUser and cannot create new webs on the new TWiki appliance.  Had been using the "old" one for a couple of months with success.  The new one is a fresh install.  Any ideas?  I get the following error message  - not sure if it's related to the appliance, or TWiki itself.

"Access check on Main.WebHome failed. Action "CHANGE": access not allowed on root."

Thanks for looking,
Dan

I have been using this Wordpress appliance for about a year. Recently, after I rebooted the appliance I got an error message saying "Inode 776158 has illegal blocks".

I tried running fsck manually, but had no luck.

I have attached a screenshot.

Any tips or advice would be appreciated.

Thanks.

I am new to turnkey. Wanted to find out how to install multiple applications in single installations? I want to have something like File Server Appliance and Torrent Server Appliance which can share same files uploaded by one application in other.

When I try to launch an appliance at hub.turnkeylinux.org, I get the message "Youur Amazon EC2 account is not enabled for TurnKey Linux deployment."

I then login to Amazon and authorize the subscription.

Then I go back to launching an appliance, and I get the same message.

It's an endless cycle.

Is there something wrong with the system?

I am trying to set Apache as a reverse proxy. However I need to install Apache 2.2 and mod_proxy_html 3.1. Can you tell me which version are installed on Turnkey.

Hello folks,

I really like the features offered by the Turnkey solutions!  Thanks folks.  However I've run into a problem.

I installed the Revision Control Appliance 11.0RC to a VM using VMWare Player (running on Windows 7) and made a few tweaks [1] and tested.  Works great!  Then I used VMWare Converter to convert and copy the VM to our VMWare ESXi 4.1 [2] server.  Alas, the VM doesn't boot under ESXi - it either kernel panics or drops me to a busy box terminal [3].

I was able to manually "overwrite" the Default Joomla Lucid with the Joomla Hardy Files, and I was able to do an sql dump and "execute" in webmin-mysql to update teh Hardy Data Files.  I even got it to start up after I cleared cache on the back end.

I cannot, however, get PHPMyAdmin to start up.  Basically times out.

Contrast to TKLBAM overwrite of Fresh Lucid Joomla Install, with Hardy Joomla Backup.  In that situation I basically killed MYSQL. I tried deleting/renaming the 0 and 1 (/var/lib/mysql) log files as mentioned in InnoDB but no effect on the Joomla Port.

I'm trying to install Turnkey Fileserver on a Via EPIA M10000 system. Unfortunately, as the system boots, the graphics become garbled and I can't read any of the windows, buttons, or text. The graphics chipset on this motherboard is the dreaded S3 UniChrome chip included in Via's CLE266 chipset.

Does anyone know how I can get around this garbled graphics problem, aside from plugging in a separate PCI graphics card?