So after removing fail2ban (the VM host takes care of this in my setup), I have been greeted with

	/etc/cron.daily/logrotate:
	logrotate_script: 2: logrotate_script: fail2ban-client: not found

	error: error running non-shared postrotate script for /var/log/fail2ban.log of /var/log/fail2ban.log
	run-parts: /etc/cron.daily/logrotate exited with return code 1

I may have read some threads here about a mail server appliance and it seems someone came up with Zimbra.

I would suggest iRedMail, see https://www.iredmail.org/download.html

had that thing up and running also in a matter of minutes. A drawback - IMHO - is the quite restricted admin backend in the free (non-pro) version.

So I installed the trac app (15.0) from ISO in a matter of minutes - as usual.

All up and running, although when I tried to save some settings "error: trac.ini could not be written"

I went down the symlink rabbit hole and it looks like /etc/trac (the directory) needs to be user/group www-data. And indeed, after a

   chown www-data.www-data /etc/trac

trac was willing to save my settings.

Hi Turnkey community.

I've been using Turnkey apps for about a month or so (VMs in a Proxmox installation) and it has been a whole new level of ease of deployment for me so far.

I used to configure all these things all by myself for years, so ~2-3 days of work (sometimes even a week) to install, bughunt, configure and tweak a service such as trac or OTRS and similar.

Happy healthy people.
Glad to join the forum

Hi, you may register Turnkey Hub as a hosting provider on Elgg's website : https://elgg.org/about/hosting

Best regards.

I have been working on getting a pbx deployed with turnkey, using turnkey-lxc as a baremetal host.

I thought I would share some fails and successes here for anyone interested, or anyone who would like to take this to another level of development. 

Last version Turnkey Redmine, instal ISO. All works, and works good. But I want up to Re4.0.

In docs Update RedmineUpgrade I see:

2. Copy your database settings-file config/database.yml into the new config directory.

Hello,

I'm very new to Turnkey LAMP and Linux and I got disappointed at first glance because my Wordpress couldn't start - it brings 500 error. So I needed to dig into Apache log files where I found that I needed to activate some PHP modules. That's so so fine, probably because of security, but what pissed me of is that I needed to install curl by searching on internet and then logging into ssh in order to run such popular and generic web platform. I don't find this user friendly.

This is a thread to discuss the (ongoing) work of developing a new install method for the next (v15.2) release of the TurnKey GitLab appliance. It is a continuation of the discussion (inadvertently) kicked off by Royce by this comment. FWIW, there is also a related open feature request regarding this on our tracker.

Summary of things so far: