How to access file on webmin server when you dont have permission . . . So how could I solve this issue? Could you send me a procedure to give this account "logistics controller2" access to file "logistic" on the server? We are using "webmin version 1 760" running on "CentOS linux 6 7" I am not familiar yet with CLI commands reason why I am using the GUI interface of webmin
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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?
Unix buffering delays output to stdout, ruins your day Output to stderr instead which is unbuffered by default, but this is a bit of an ugly hack Changing a program to flush as needed or not buffer is practical when you are the author, but it's a bit more problematic when you just want to run an existing program without Unix buffering getting in your way
Owncloud Port | TurnKey GNU Linux Depending on the response you get in your web browser should lead you towards what the actual issue is E g if it redirects to port 443 (i e in the address bar it changes to https: owncloud mydomain tld ) then there is something else redirecting your traffic somewhere (perhaps Apache, perhaps ownCloud)
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Zoneminder Time Server | TurnKey GNU Linux TurnKey uses ntpsec (a security hardened version of ntpd) - installed direct from the Debian apt repos It should "just work" and automatically update the time once per day By default it should use all available interfaces - so if the interface you use for your cameras doesn't provide a route to the timeservers, that shouldn't be an issue Although rereading your post, I'm not sure if that
Start service at boot | TurnKey GNU Linux Assuming that 'systemctl start stalwart-mail service' makes it run manually, 'systemctl enable stalwart-mail service' should make it auto start at boot time So I assume that something is causing it to fail to start at boot My guess is that it's trying to start too early - perhaps before networking has been configured, or something else it depends on If I'm correct and you can work out what