I was wondering if it could be possible to create an appliance for the EverGreen open source library system. I think It might play well with some people. If not, thanks for your time.

Here is a link
http://www.open-ils.org/

Does anyone here know how I can find out what is blocking an email from getting to a host? If I do a simple PHP based mail(to@adress.com) it arrives at my gmail-account, but not on other domains nor to some gmail accounts.

I've installed postfix and spamassasin, could these be blocking anything?

My php.ini setting is the default sendmail -t -i.

Came across this article:  http://www.pcplus.co.uk/node/3020 -- about a tool for creating your own Fedora distro.  Thought it might have application for the turnkey project.

Looked to see if there was an Ubuntu version and came up with:  Reconstructor:  http://reconstructor.aperantis.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=vie...

Hi some basic questions:

1) I was just wondering what steps I should take to setup a second (or more) site(s) on the Drupal 5 Turnkey server I just set up. Could some one point me towards a tutorial or checklist for setting this up? (aside from the Drupal install, thanks)

2) I'm currently using DynDNS and my router to point to my server, which is super easy to set up.  Now that I'm looking at having multiple sites on my server, is there another, cheaper way of doing this? 

Hi again guys!

Perhaps a checksum would be a good idea. The other day i downloaded MediaWiki just to play around a bit and despite the appliance started, i wasn't able to make it work, I downloaded it again, and the filesize was different :)

Iván

Hi all

I was wondering how are you guys developing the appliances. I'm not asking about tech details, but about how are you installing the sensible packages of the appliance. apt-get or manual installation?

The question is not just curiosity, but to know how are we focusing the appliances. Each approach has its own benefits and drawbacks imho:

- Apt-get: BENEFITS: Easy installation, configuration & upgrade. DRAWBACKS: Due the easy upgradable facility, it might get upgrades when we don't want to upgrade at all.

Ok folks -- I put up my first screencast -- Installing Turnkey Core.

I go through the steps from downloading the core iso, creating a free vmware appliance, and installing Turnkey core.

I think the title aught to be "Installing Linux in under 15min"  ;)

Lee

I remember the good old days when we had to start a new project, and we got the usual constraints: We're using Oracle as backend with 2 Jboss in cluster and Apache on top... set up your test environment, use XX as integration env, start coding.

Jaysus! If only we had got this before i can't even imagine how many time we would have saved if we had built an appliance prototype for every project for the team.

This is outstanding guys, two thumbs up!

I think an interesting appliance might be a development projectware appliance (eg: cvs+bugzilla or horde, etc etc)

Any thought on putting out a WebGUI (CMS - Plainblack) appliance? 

Just an fyi -- I downloaded core -- and then successfully installed java and tomcat :)   I feel so manyly, no gui's involved, only the command line.   I found a good "how to" here.

Newbie question....I need to add the "export JAVA_HOME" to the bash file that's always run.   I was logged in as root when I installed both java and tomcat.   Where do I go to put the export in such that I wouldn't have to retype it all the time?