Bash works great as root.  Just as I'd expect.  However, with my created non-root user it acts badly.  Can't do basic stuff like tab to complete file names or even delete characters correctly.

Works totally fine as root though.  Any ideas?

Hi there,

I have a appserver turnkey appliance. I have added a line to the fstab (a smb mount point) that apparently was fat-fingered.  Now, it won't completely boot and I can't log in to it to edit the file! 

Is there any way to stop it from reading the fstab file so I can log in and fix it?

I have attached a screen capture from the host:

thanks,

Jordan

I got your LAMP stack.  I know it does SFTP on port 22 - but what about plain old simple FTP on port 21?

I have a crm installation that will back up for me with a cron job - assuming I can tell it a valid FTP server.  (I want to host locally for this valuable data!)

Is that a separate app I need or can you get into plain FTP on the default LAMP install?

Thx.

I've installed the TurnkeyLamp appliance in a virtual machine (VirtualBox) and then installed a fresh wordpress (using wget http://wordpress.org/latest.zip). This runs fine. I can log in from a windows machine using winscp (sftp client) and puTTy (console) as well as the Shell in a box, etc.

I want to add some websites to my Turnkey lamp appliance so I made a file for each in /etc/apache2/sites-available containing NameVirtualHost and ServerNames that I set up with no-ip.com however I get some kind of conflict with phpmyadmin. The error is as follows:

Hi - 

Been using the vTiger turnkey box for about a month now.  I recently moved image to another computer that has more memory.  When I wake up in the morning - I am getting a journal commit i/o error and the entire file system is now in read only mode.

I'm a total linux noob and though I tried reading about this (I understand file system goes to read only to protect from corruption) I have no idea why it's happening, how to find out when it's happening, etc.

Hi TKL folks,

I've recently discovered your tklapp.com dynamic DNS and decided to switch out my Elastic IP for talentware-trac.tklapp.com for one of my instances running through the Hub.

First issue was that when I released the Elastic IP, Amazon didn't assign me another public IP address. Solved this by rebooting the instance from SSH.

Then I installed the hubdns package, ran hubdns-init and hubdns-update, which returned successfully but did nothing (i.e., DNS didn't resolve).

I am in the process of setting up a server running the file server and mediawiki appliances, for use in a small research laboratory.  I am somewhat familiar with users in linux, but am having trouble figuring out the best way to achieve the access control I desire.

The file server itself consists of the server (obviously) attached to rack-mounted external drives (essentially 4-drive units with hardware-RAID; appears as a single external dive when plugged into the server).  These drives are mounted in /media

Having a little trouble logging into my new Turnkey Wordpress appliance. Just the Wordpress page.

I can log in everywhere else, but this WP thing completely destroys the usefulness of the appliance.

I've changed the password in PHPMyAdmin, and rehashed it - no joy.

Halphalp!

Thanks.