Hi All,

I am pretty new to linux/virtualmin/webmin/tomcat.

I have setup a new webserver which currently hosts 5-10 websites.

Setup:

Webmin

Virtualmin

Apache

Mysql

Tomcat

Now one of my websites has uploaded so much data, that the default homefolder location(/home) has used 100% of the available space.

More info:

I have recently setup VM  TRUNKEY LAMP sack. I am planning an EMR Solution which require PHP_GD.

when I try "apt-get install php5-gd" I get a message cannot resolve . ftp.........

Hello, everyone.

Php developers might have already heard of a relatively new framework which is becoming quite popular.

Many CodeIgniter/Kohana developers are actually switching to it: http://fuelphp.com/

Before posting this request I searched in the forum and didn't find any mention to it so I dared to do it.

If we had this, I'm sure the community would immediately promote it since I'm already aware of many developers that would use it (me included, of course).

I'm curious if there might be any problems running Turnkey Linux on ARM hardware? Would I need a special build for that? Is there one available somewhere? I'm looking at hardware like this which can run Ubuntu (or perhaps a raspberry pi):

http://www.engadget.com/2012/12/02/hardkernal-reveals-pair-of-quad-core-...

Hello,

Hi TurnkeyLinux,

http://www.bestpractical.com/rt/

Above is a very good product which can be made as  a turnkey appliance.

I am not very fluent in linux lingo but have managed to install it on a ubuntu vm (12.04). 

I think it will be great for users of the community to check out the usefulness and power of this application without the problems of installing it.

Just a suggestion and a request for christmas :-)

Kind regards

Just tried to install dropbox on a TKL File server

Dropbox on Linux usually finds an issue and offers the solution:

Unable to monitor entire Dropbox folder hierarchy. Please run "echo 100000 | sudo tee /proc/sys/fs/inotify/max_user_watches" and restart Dropbox to correct the problem.

However, in a container /proc/sys/fs/inotify/max_user_watches cannot be changed (even by root). Probably this file isn't owned by this container (instance) and is shared by all containers.

Questions:

I would like to make a security suggestion to the excelent turkey team.. I advise the following security settings.

In the httpd.conf file, making the following entry default upon install:

I have a ProxMox server with several TKL VMs: LAMP, Node, Mongo and CMSs.

The server is a firewall and offers IP-based-routing (NAT) to access VMs

The LAMP server is a web proxy and offers domain-based routing to local sites and other VMs

Using TKLBAM the VMs can be backed up and restored in the cloud easily.

But: in the ProxMox hoste they are shielded from the internet, but AFAIK when I restore them in the cloud, they are directly accessible, or am I wrong in this?