Hey I'm Junaid From Pakistan !

Hello everybody ...

Not too long ago the blue-moon developer who co-habits my desktop looked at using Docker for a database hosting.  The (then) use-case(s) were ...

Greetings all!

Quick question - regarding accounts in OpenVPN.

I know that when you want to disallow access for a user you can use the revoke option.

But, what if you want an existing user to get a new profile?

Or what if you want (for the sake of housecleaning) want to remove a profile.

A situation may be that a user has left that had administrative access to other users profiles, and we want to re-gen them for the other users.

Also, we have a number of old users that we would like to remove (not just revoke).

Thanks!

I have a Canvas Turnkey Appliance, which has a static IP configured. When I try to ping the server there is no response from the server side. There is no reply for the PING. I am not able to ping to the Google server as well. Any idea what is going here?

When I do a PING from a computer within the network, there is no response. 

As a long-time (and grateful) TKL user, I was wondering if the developers have published a road-map of planned releases? The current iteration of appliances based on Debian Jessie are getting long in the tooth.

Are there any plans to add this Region to the Hub in the near future?

Don't mistake the title, I don't have one, I was asking for one :-) 

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Hey guys,

I've been doing some work on how we might address providing Ansible roles that are tailored to the Turnkey Linux configuration of each appliance. I had suggested this a while back and Jeremy opened issue 553 on the tracker to document it. Here are the approaches that I've tried and my comments/suggestions along with requests for feedback.

I have no physical  access to my vps and my provider has all kinds of turnkey available but not the one i need.

Can i install turnkey openvpn on a fresh install of Debian Jessie 64?

edit

What i've tried so far is to tar an install of Turnkey openvpn from the root / 

to untar it at the root of the fresh install.

This works for another situation i had and it all comes to excluding certain dirs and files from the backkup.

When i do this in this situation with:

I can't access http://archive.turnkeylinux.org/ from the two networks I have access to at the moment. Anybody else?