I need to upload the wordpress site, (FTP backup) to the Wordpress VM. How can I upload the website files and its mySQL DB, so I can have a development version for my Live site on turnkey Wordpress VM?
I have the Nginx appliance running in a hyper V virtual machine acting as my proxy to my development servers. I would like to self host Bitwarden which requires docker. Therefore rather than create another virtual machine would it be a good idea to install docker on the Nginx appliance and then into install bitwarden from there. Nginx would need to proxy ports 80 and 443 based upon hostnames but already do this so should work.
Are there any security implications from this setup. I've never used docker before. Only for small number of users.
Thanks
Paul
Starting things off this comes from an old thread I dug up while searching for a solution to monitor all the hardware/software on my network. Having never built a tkl solution before I've been a bit lost as to where to start so I started looking at which software packages out there could be used freely. I was hoping everyone interested could give their experiences with something they may have used in the past or tried out but never got the hang of.
I will try to keep this simple....my working environment is ESXi. My VM started out as an installation from the TKL Core ISO, which gave me a nice slim Debian 9.4 box. Now I have installed and configured everything that I want and I am ready to start developing my app.
Let me preface this question by saying I have an internal only LAMP server... used for Intranet... I have full control over who gets to it and trust those machines.
Ok... I have a shared folder on a Windows machine that I am successfully mounting via the /etc/fstab file upon bootup and when I run the command from the console "mount -a"
The issue I have is that the windows machine gets powered off from time to time and the mapping gets lost.
I wanted to make a button on my PHP web page (intranet) that users could click to restore the mapping.
I have been using the new LAMP stack V15 in production about a week now... so far LOVE it.
I am running into an old issue... that I "fixed" for me with the V14 LAMP and that is the daily optimization of the MySQL tables.... my tables are so large that when it starts it brings my server to its knees and users can't work.
Around version 14.0/1, the ability to apply patches during the build was added to TKLDev. Unfortunately, it was never properly documented, so I'm guessing that very few people know it exists.
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I get through all of the scrolling screens and right up to where the system starts to load the installation wizard and then it goes blank and just says "Input Not Supported"
This is the first time I have had this issue on this monitor and I am suspecting it may be hardware related with the server board itself, but is there a way to override something like the screen resolution with boot options?
