I have a shared hosting account with Hostforlife.eu, and currently have maybe 6 or 7 drupal 6 sites installed there. Drupal 6 is installed in the public_html folder. I have a couple of Drupal 6 sites running in an multisite arrangement.
I would like to move most of the sites to drupal 7, but one or two cannot because of themes etc.Can someone point me to a document that lays out how to install drupal 6 and 7 in subfolders of public_html, or explain how it can be done?
Just posting this to see if one, there is a need or want for it, and second, is it possible using v14 of TKL/TKLDev?
I think the cd root of TKLDev would need to be patched to have that enabled in the kernel. And I think the common TKL plan and scripts would need to include the needs packages and useful command line tools to monitor and notify the state of the raid.
I ask because I have had some clients that would like to run TKL on bare metal with software raid out of the box. Since I am the one that sets that up for them you can see why I posted!
I've been installing different flavours of Linux for over 15 years and I have never come across such an amazing Samba Server! Turnkey is a bit of an understatement...
I had a need to setup a reverse proxy over the last few weeks, so I went ahead and hacked together an appliance as I went based on the whiteboard. It's based on the nginx-php-fastcgi appliance with mysql removed and some additional proxy settings configured in nginx. I've only built it with tkl v13.0 since I already had that build environment setup.
Just wanted to put out here, that I sampled Invoice Ninja. I liked it so much that I am building a TKL version of it for my self for personal use but will be sharing the build code so it TKL guys want to include it in the v14.1 release I'd be happy to be apart of it.
I should have an alpha in a few weeks. Check out my github repo and star it if your intrested.
Hello, I had a simple question. If I'm installing OpenVPN turnkey, does it always install the latest OpenVPN with all the security updates? Or is it a staticically set version of OpenVPN?
My guess is it uses openvpn from the Debian repository as if it were doing an install like "apt-get install openvpn".
Also how are updates handled? Are they also handled from the Debian repository like "apt-get upgrade openvpn"?
I was a little unclear on how that actually worked. Any information is appreciated, thanks!
Wow, what a tremendous job. So much progress on 14. Working with core now. Congratulations - so do sincerely wish I could contribute to the work still ahead.
But I have this distracting question: I fell in love with Proxmox VE when it was introduced to me here. And have relied heavily on TKL templates - really anywhere I go where I have influence.
I currently have several TKL LAMP instances deployed and I am working on setting up high availability for them. Currently, I use tklbam to back them up and if the primary fails I would need to restore the latest backup which will be several hours old at best and could take hours to restore. Is there some sort of a real-time replication tool built into tkl so that I can have two boxes with identical configuration or do I go the traditional route of setting up database replication, etc.
