First my thanks for this amazing project called TURNKEY. Simple, concise and focused.
Congratulations!!!
Well, let my difficulty.
Develop a project in Joomla. I would like to use a VM TURNKEY with FILESERVER and JOOMLA installed.
What is the best procedure, install the TURNKEY FILESERVER and then install the LAMP or would you rather the reverse, install LAMP and then the FILESERVER
How do I proceed to install LAMP + FILESERVER to access through the joomla directories through the fileserver.
As suggested in issue #605 in the GitHub tracker, I'm looking into creating a set of consolidated guidelines for contributions to TKL. While I've browsed the contributing.mds of other open source projects to get a basic idea of what a centralised set of guidelines might look like, I'm hoping to get some general feedback from the community prior to writing the doc. That being said, feel free to let me know if you have any ideas or if there is anything that you think should / should not be included in these guidelines.
I downloaded the latest version of TurnKey Core started it on Proxmox, updated it and configured the firewall to redirect all queries to port 12320 (DropBear SSH console) to go to SSL port 443. My briliant idea on how to always have a command line available from any device.
Unfortunatelly the new VM was "corked" within an hour by some chinese dude who managed to get SSH connection to it.
Happy TKL Fileserver user here :D Always a single instance on bare metal. When I needed extra functionality, I just installed the package. (perhaps not compliant with the TKL filosophy).
I want to make a move to virtualization. So I can test diffent appliances, make em work together, find out how this stuff works. I did a couple of things on AWS, but our internet is not reliable enough.
