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- How to access file on webmin server when you dont have permission . . .
We provide Debian based software appliances (i e virtual machines) CentOS (Red Hat under the hood) does some thing quite differently to Debian (and derivatives such as Ubuntu) so ideally you're rpoibably going to want to find a more relevant forum Perhaps the CentOS forums? (assuming they have one)
- TurnKey Hub - AWS IAMs role overview | TurnKey GNU Linux
Even if you've never created an IAM role before, this should only take a minute or so For more detailed walk through - including screenshots - please see the AWS IAMs role creation doc page What's an IAM role and what's it good for? IAM is AWS's "Identity and Access Management" system
- Joomla 4 | TurnKey GNU Linux
Joomla! is an award-winning Content Management System (CMS) for building websites as well as a Model-view-controller (MVC) Web Application Development framework
- TurnKey Linux account approval | TurnKey GNU Linux
Happy to have you hear When logged in you can now start new threads and won't have to wait for manual approval for any posts Feel free to open a new thread whenever you have questions, problems, feedback or anything else you think might be of interest to TurnKey users Hopefully see you about on the forums sometime soon
- How do you create users for Transmission in Torrent Server | TurnKey . . .
As you note, we use Transmission as the torrent client and use the default WebUI that it's bundled with In theory, you should be able to apply the upstream (i e developer's) docs to TurnKey Having said that, we install the software from the Debian repositories
- gameserver - change default game port | TurnKey GNU Linux
Another path would be to use a system tool to redirect the traffic to alternate port You could use the firewall to do that Webmin (https on port 12321) has a UI for firewall rules There are a ton of other options If you have issues trying to do one of the specific options, please feel free to post back
- Would you like to be able to set time and or keyboard on install . . .
Some have suggested that it would be good to be able to select set keyboard and or time on install firstboot I know that the devs are trying to keep it simple but perhaps it would be a good idea to include this? So the question is, do you want keyboard and or time selection to be included in appliances as a default firstboot script?
- TurnKey support | TurnKey GNU Linux
What you were trying to do when the problem occurred and what you expected to happen What (if anything) you have tried to resolve it yourself and the result of that The output of relevant logs Any configuration and other things that you have recently changed or done before the problem occurred - even if it seems irrelevant
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