Hi all,

I tried this for several days now. Unfortunately it does't work. I use the WordPress Jessy Virtual Appliance with Parallels Desktop 12.

Update WordPress

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I have a Turnkey Hub account with one AWS account linked to it. I have installed a Turnkey appliance in another AWS account. I would like to link this AWS account to my Turnkey Hub account as I do not want to have another Turnkey Hub account.

Actually I am forced to maintain about 6 AWS accounts and, impressed by Turnkey Linux's appliances and services, am in the process of installing Turnkey appliances in all the AWS accounts. But it would be convenient if I had only one Turnkey Hub account to manage all my Turnkey appliances in the different AWS accounts. 

Hello,

I love that the latest Redmine appliance auto-creates repos for projects. I seem to have broken something, however. I noticed that I could not connect to one of two repos over svn+ssh (the server is on TKLHUB) after I created a new project with SVN repository from the Redmine web interface. I went to the folder over the CLI and found that its owner permissions were www-data:root. This is exactly backwards, so I ran

I am having issues getting routing configured for a site to site VPN between an on-premise network and AWS.

At the AWS end I have deployed a TurnKey OpenVPN server from the AWS Marketplace. At the on-premise end a TurnKey OpenVPN server downloaded and deployed in Hyper-V.

At the  AWS end I have two subnets, 10.0.1.0/24 and 10.0.2.0/24. At the on-premise end three subnets, 10.10.1.0/24, 10.105.3.0/24 and 10.102.40.0/24.

The AWS end is the server, and the on-premise end the client.

The server.conf looks like this for routing:

Hi,

I am new to this forum and new to TKL.

I have a Dell PowerEdge server r815 that I want to install latest TKL appliance. Previous versions of TKL I used to get an error "No network adapters detected", search around the forum and found this:

http://www.turnkeylinux.org/forum/support/20130618/getting-no-network-ad...

That solved my problem and I could install all the appliances I wanted (tried with owncloud, canvas and OTRS)

Hi

I saw recently that Amazon had updated its images to PHP7. The server I'm using has PHP5. I want to know if I have a snapshot and the server fails and I use the snapshot on the new server, will it be an exact copy with PHP5 or must I upgrade the PHP code?

I'm using lamp-13.0-wheezy-amd64.

When setting up the NextCloud 14.2 appliance on a ProxMox Host, this error message came up (see attached screenshot)

This is a guide for installing CiviCRM in the Turnkey Linux Drupal 7 Appliance. Before you install CiviCRM you should make sure your system and Drupal are up to date.

I have tried to deploy some apps like observium and wordpress on the TurnKey LXC to no avail.

My inithooks_observium.conf for observium:

export ROOT_PASS=<password>

export DB_PASS=<password>

export APP_PASS=<password>

export APP_EMAIL=some@email.crz

export APP_DOMAIN=SKIP

export HUB_APIKEY=SKIP

export SEC_UPDATES=FORCE

When I try to install CiviCRM 4.6.28 in Drupal 7 nothing seems to happen, the install module page just seems to refresh. So, I then try to procced to the next step as per the CiviCRM wiki which says to go to http://host_name/sites/all/modules/civicrm/install/index.php but Drupal just returns a page not found error.

Now if I go to find the location CiviCRM should be installed to var/www/drupal7/sites/all/modules/ the civicrm directory is infact not created. So I guess it was not installed.