I would like to demo this for a couple of clients as a VM within VM player but what is the administrative username & password for this VM? It isnt documented on the Appliance page as with most others and I cannot find anything listed in the documentation nor startup display.

I need to be able to control its shutdown with the host o/s to provide a clean shutdown.

Hmmm.

Tried installing this Deki thing, but i need to configure the VM with a proxy for internetaccess, so i newer got a email. Any ideas?

Got clarification from the company:

The VM is in a subdirectory and it is called MindTouchDeki_Image.zip (or something close). It is a zip within the initial zip .... so I'll take back my comments. The images was not in "plain sight, etc"

Thanks for the great product!
Absolutely the best on the market.

Saves us a lot of IT set-up time most users don't think about when looking for a product. Low maintenance is exactly what we need to keep our focus on using the tool instead of how to support it.

Thanks to MindTouch!

I put up an experimental version of Mindtouch, opened the router and was able to update it from the internet.... However, later, even though it was still running, I started getting the message, that the wiki was down. Looking at it, it did not seem to be in an abnormal state.

There seemed to be no way to solve the problem. Every time I stopped the player, it restored the VM to its previous unworkable state. I didn't know how to get to the administrative page, because I never got any emails from the wiki.

So much for an appliance. My concept of an appliance is that you plug it in and it works. If you have to fiddle with it, it isn't an appliance...

David,

Try reseting the VM as that will reset the operating system. Typically after you update Deki Wiki you need to restart to have the changes apply and to reset the API engine and the web server. That is probably why you received that error.

Delete (or rename/move) the .vmss file located in the VM's folder.