I would like to see OpenERP be created into a TurnKey install container. I spoke to their rep at length on the wisdom and merit of having TurnKey package up their install so that we mere mortals could install it and having it running in minutes (all thanks be to you Turnkey folks)! Several have recommended this package as being the long sought after "Quicken Killer", which we sorely need in the Linux domain.

Have they contacted you all yet? I did make a plea directly to them on your behalf.

I just installed TKL's LDAP appliance. I was hoping for a bit more functionality. Mainly, I belive I would still need to implement all interfaces for the non-admin users, such as new account creation and self-service password reset/change web service. I imagine that my usage senario is fairly typical -- my organization has several web apps and servers that we want to authenticate to using LDAP. 

The tool PWM appears to provide exactly the additional functionality I am looking for. In their own words:

Hello All,

i have found my mistake and this can be closed. Thanks

For now I send several questinons without any answer. Sorry, for that kind of superkomplex questions.

I run several PSQL Instances on AWS(EC2). During some R&D, I came across turnkey.

I canceled several TurnKey-instances because there was no option to access the turnkey postgres solution via a “normal“ way. My Definiton of „normal“:

Access via SSH-Key with pgAdmin, Navicat-Premium, PG Commander.

All of mine AWS-Instances are accessible. But with turn-key nothing works all approaches for acces via PG Commander, pgAdmin sucks.

Hi,

Great appliances.  Really like that I can test these via a VM!

Did a search on Samba and Samba4 here but didn't find anything lately on what the plans are for moving your Samba server from v3 to v4.  Do you have something in the works? 

The AD functionality just isn't up to what I need in v3, so would be really cool if I could easily config one of these at our main site & another at remote sites and sync everything :-)

Thanks for any and all info

Regards,

Jeff

Is the the OpenLDAP appliance built with back_sql and the neceesary drivers to connect to Oracle 10/11 database?

Is there any way to compile smbfs as a module in the kernel? I did a 'make menuconfig' and it shows cifs. I checked online and and found out that smbfs is now deprecated and instead replaced by cifs. Is cifs backward compatible with smbfs? I need to set up a smb share with an old system which has kernel version 2.4 running smbfs (smb version 1). Is there any way i can achieve this?

Thanks

Helo, I want to document the list of Turnkey templates provided in Proxmox installations but don't know where to get this list. I tried to capture the list in proxmox, but it's insite Ajaz and can't find the way.

Any tip please? 

Thanks

Feels strange that it's been so long, but we're at it again, and loving TKLDEV.

Our first challenge with TKLDEV has been trying to produce a fully turn key appliance for the new Ghost blogging platform.

Ghost is still under development, but its source is public on github. It's an ambitious project: a professional blogging platform (with journalists in mind) that produces well-formatted posts through a sole reliance on Markdown.

Hi. I am trying to set up a shell script to sftp a file from one linux server to another. Server A to Server B.

I have generated the public and private key files using ssh-keygen -t rsa on Server A and have copied the public key file contents onto server B at ~/.ssh/authorized_keys, set it to chmod 600.  When i'm attempting the transfer, I'm still getting prompted for the password.  I have set the verbose option on the sftp command, and from whaty I can see, it is attempting to send the private key as a public key to server B.  Here is an excerpt...

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