I am trying to setup TKL Syncthing on a r720xd server running Proxmox VE 5.4-11. I have the Syncthing CT installed and running.
On the r720xd, I have a ZFS pool created, which is currently only used for TKL File Server as a NAS. All shares in TKL File Server are working great - r/w accessible by clients on the LAN.
The ZFS pool is mounted to the PVE host as /r720xd1
/r720xd1 has two subdirectories for two containers running under PVE:
Good morning, afternoon or evening to the entire turnkey Linux community.
A few days ago I was testing LAMP to install a WordPress blog, and I came up with the idea of upgrading to php 7.3 for WordPress security requirements, I have been reading on several forum sites and other web pages to upload it to php 7.3 and Do not fail in the attempt.
How update Turnkey Lamp 15.1 PHP 7 to PHP 7.3
1. Deploy LAMP VM or Physical Machine, apply updates and any stuffs.
I have Turnkey File Server up and running in a Proxmox Container. Samba shares are working without a problem - I am copying files from various Win clients on the LAN over to the Turnkey File Server shares.
Now I am trying to mount the same Turnkey File Server shares from a Debian machine. When I enter:
showmount --exports 192.168.1.100
with 192.168.1.100 being the Turnkey File Server IP, I receive:
It does not appear the Webmin makes any changes at all to 0000-default.conf file when editing the default website. I cannot figure out where it makes changes at all.
I had to manually edit the configuration file to make SSI work. The Document Options settings under Webmin for the default appear to have no effect.
I have installed Turnkey fileserver onto Proxmox (PVE) via a container template (CT) in an attempt to share a ZFS pool created via PVE CLI. (I'm trying my best to stay away from FreeNAS, UNraid, and the rest...)
After the installation, I added a mountpoint to the fileserver CT via PVE WebUI.
When I go to the shell in fileserver CT and navigate to /srv/storage , I see the default README.txt file from Turnkey Linux, which is situated on the root Turnkey fileserver filesystem.