I would just like to put in a request for a Kaltura Turnkey appliance. I think it would be a great addition to the Turnkey collection. http://www.kaltura.org/ Kaltura Video Platform Community Edition Full featured open source video platform running on your own servers or cloud.

Hi all,

I've updated my original Redmine TKLPatch to install Redmine v1.3.2. Along with Redmine, Rails and Rack are also upgraded for compatibility reasons. 

I've tested this on my live VM (with tonnes of Redmine data in it!) and it applies fine. Although I've not yet tested applying it to an ISO I'd expect (hope?!) it also works in that context too.

I'm doing something egregious, I think; I'm working on a project without looking to see what progress has been made on it, if any, in the past:OpenLDAP appliance. I think I'm reconciled with this because it's a weak spot for me and a really weak spot for my organization.

My goal is to be able to patch an existing LAMP appliance running several patched applications so that I can have my students login to each appiance with the same login.

I've done a build with web front ends and the openLDAP suite, which was a bit more than I can handle at once.

It would be nice to have an easy to use, Turnkey, ISO to install a Virtual Server system, such as Xen.  I've been wanting to get into VM, but Xen seems a little daunting at the moment.

I made a patch for the base turnkey that sets up a nginx front end with a php5-fpm backend. I am working on making a webmin module to configure the nginx server, but for now it is all manual config editing, which is fairly easy to do.

EDIT. Forgot to upload the patch derp.

Are there any plans to allow us to download appliances via bittorrent? 

Has anyone tried setting up an ISP Config appliance?

Checking my backups I realised a few weeks ago I did this and it works well on the LAMP stack.

For those who are wondering what it is, basically a free version of control panel or cpanel which is a shared hosting solution. Better than me babaling on about it go to their website 

I have used it in the past with great success. Well worth a look and very professionally done.

LTSP facinates me, and I can reckon use scenarios starting in Fall; in the meantime, I'm not able to test the server.

The Linux Terminal Server Project adds thin-client support to Linux servers. LTSP is a flexible, cost effective solution that is empowering schools, businesses, and organizations all over the world to easily install and deploy desktop workstations. A growing number of Linux distributions include LTSP out-of-the-box.

Let say I host two turnkey instance? how much does it cost? $0.095 per hour for two instance for the same Amazone EC2 account?