Welcome to your TurnKey @APP_NAME@ appliance!
Before your server is fully exposed to a hostile Internet, this system needs to be initialized. This will setup passwords, install security updates, etc.
To initialize the system, you need to log into the "root" account via SSH.
The turnkey-init initialization program should start automatically:
After initialization reload this page. Instead of this message, you'll be able to access your server as expected.
No. Unfortunately not.
The recommended SSH client is OpenSSH - although there are other options. On Windows, you may need to set up OpenSSH first. On Linux and MacOS it should already be available.
If you set a root password pre-launch, open a terminal and type the command:
ssh root@example.com
Then enter your password.
If you registered a key-pair pre-launch, you may need to provide the path to your private key as well. Do that with the -i switch - like this:
ssh -i path/to/private/key root@example.com
Then complete the initialization steps as prompted.
Once your server has been initialized, reloading this page - or browsing to https://example.com - will take you to your server's main page.
For further information regarding TurnKey @APP_NAME@, please consult the appliance product page on the TurnKey GNU/Linux website.
For support, questions and/or feedback, please contact us.