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Originally Posted by cubanguy:
okay, I have read the things to do to set it up, but its just not making any sence, so can someone help me. I have a Vista also, I know things are different for Vista's. This app looks cool so can plez someone give me a really easy step-by-step tutorial
Heres a youtube video on installing xampp on vistaokay, I have read the things to do to set it up, but its just not making any sence, so can someone help me. I have a Vista also, I know things are different for Vista's. This app looks cool so can plez someone give me a really easy step-by-step tutorial
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owVu-ZpLrZc
Originally Posted by angiest:
Not to mention I said I was using it with Amarok.
Any thoughts? I have tried it with or without the protocol, over EVDO using hostname and WIFI with IP address, and as myself or as the admin user. Same behaviour.
the correct way is ip/pathtoampache no http://Not to mention I said I was using it with Amarok.
Any thoughts? I have tried it with or without the protocol, over EVDO using hostname and WIFI with IP address, and as myself or as the admin user. Same behaviour.
Just to verify, you are running ampache version 3.5 or 3.5.1?
Originally Posted by fain:
the correct way is ip/pathtoampache no http://
Just to verify, you are running ampache version 3.5 or 3.5.1?
Sorry, custom-rolled ebuild of 3.5 on Gentoo. 3.5.x has not made it into portage yet. I can try to re-roll my ebuild for 3.5.1 if you think that may help.the correct way is ip/pathtoampache no http://
Just to verify, you are running ampache version 3.5 or 3.5.1?
this is a great idea, and the app looks really slick, but for most people(including myself), the directions are far too complex and scattered all over the place. If you could write a "for dummies" guide to setting it up, that would be greatly appreciated.
Hmm ok I am not sure what the gentoo does to ampache in the build process. I have used the src from ampache's website and just put the directory into apache's root. I'm sure this is not secure as the config file is exposed. I just have not taken the time to set it up.
Why does gentoo build ampache? I know ubuntu has a package to install the configuration into /etc and ampache is elsewhere not in apache's root. Don't remember where. But ampache is all scripted so there is no real reason to build it.
Why does gentoo build ampache? I know ubuntu has a package to install the configuration into /etc and ampache is elsewhere not in apache's root. Don't remember where. But ampache is all scripted so there is no real reason to build it.
Originally Posted by fain:
Hmm ok I am not sure what the gentoo does to ampache in the build process. I have used the src from ampache's website and just put the directory into apache's root. I'm sure this is not secure as the config file is exposed. I just have not taken the time to set it up.
Why does gentoo build ampache? I know ubuntu has a package to install the configuration into /etc and ampache is elsewhere not in apache's root. Don't remember where. But ampache is all scripted so there is no real reason to build it.
It doesn't "build" anything per-se. It just automates putting everything into Gentoo's standard webserver layout. Ampache is working fine for Amarok or web browsers using either playlist or the flash player.Hmm ok I am not sure what the gentoo does to ampache in the build process. I have used the src from ampache's website and just put the directory into apache's root. I'm sure this is not secure as the config file is exposed. I just have not taken the time to set it up.
Why does gentoo build ampache? I know ubuntu has a package to install the configuration into /etc and ampache is elsewhere not in apache's root. Don't remember where. But ampache is all scripted so there is no real reason to build it.
Hi fain, I have no experience at all with apache/ampache and all this stuff, but i am pretty good at following directions and think i have done everything instructed. I can log in from other computers and have stream access but unfortunately with the pre app i can't login, i just get a constant rotating loading symbol. any ideas? i am using ampache 3.5.1
Originally Posted by Crazy Wacko:
Hi fain, I have no experience at all with apache/ampache and all this stuff, but i am pretty good at following directions and think i have done everything instructed. I can log in from other computers and have stream access but unfortunately with the pre app i can't login, i just get a constant rotating loading symbol. any ideas? i am using ampache 3.5.1
Sounds like the same problem I am having.Hi fain, I have no experience at all with apache/ampache and all this stuff, but i am pretty good at following directions and think i have done everything instructed. I can log in from other computers and have stream access but unfortunately with the pre app i can't login, i just get a constant rotating loading symbol. any ideas? i am using ampache 3.5.1
Originally Posted by fain:
Hmm ok I am not sure what the gentoo does to ampache in the build process. I have used the src from ampache's website and just put the directory into apache's root. I'm sure this is not secure as the config file is exposed. I just have not taken the time to set it up.
Why does gentoo build ampache? I know ubuntu has a package to install the configuration into /etc and ampache is elsewhere not in apache's root. Don't remember where. But ampache is all scripted so there is no real reason to build it.
Same problem after 3.5.1 upgrade.Hmm ok I am not sure what the gentoo does to ampache in the build process. I have used the src from ampache's website and just put the directory into apache's root. I'm sure this is not secure as the config file is exposed. I just have not taken the time to set it up.
Why does gentoo build ampache? I know ubuntu has a package to install the configuration into /etc and ampache is elsewhere not in apache's root. Don't remember where. But ampache is all scripted so there is no real reason to build it.
Originally Posted by Crazy Wacko:
Hi fain, I have no experience at all with apache/ampache and all this stuff, but i am pretty good at following directions and think i have done everything instructed. I can log in from other computers and have stream access but unfortunately with the pre app i can't login, i just get a constant rotating loading symbol. any ideas? i am using ampache 3.5.1
Hi fain, I have no experience at all with apache/ampache and all this stuff, but i am pretty good at following directions and think i have done everything instructed. I can log in from other computers and have stream access but unfortunately with the pre app i can't login, i just get a constant rotating loading symbol. any ideas? i am using ampache 3.5.1
Originally Posted by angiest:
Same problem after 3.5.1 upgrade.
Something is weird because I can log into mine just fine. If the callback is a fail then you will get a error message. Does your log still say password mismatch after the upgrade angiest?Same problem after 3.5.1 upgrade.
I can't wait to set this up when I get home. I'll have so much more space for apps, i'll only put my absolute favorite songs on my pres HDD
Originally Posted by fain:
Something is weird because I can log into mine just fine. If the callback is a fail then you will get a error message. Does your log still say password mismatch after the upgrade angiest?
Same error. IIRC they changed the encryption algorithm in 3.5. Is it possible you have the old algorithm enabled? I never had 3.4 installed.Something is weird because I can log into mine just fine. If the callback is a fail then you will get a error message. Does your log still say password mismatch after the upgrade angiest?
It is using sha256. I used the current api. I'm going to make a guest account on my server to see if you can log into it.
Originally Posted by LTracte:
this is a great idea, and the app looks really slick, but for most people(including myself), the directions are far too complex and scattered all over the place. If you could write a "for dummies" guide to setting it up, that would be greatly appreciated.
If I get time I'll try to step try step it but I think the ampache wiki does a pretty good job of it. Schools starting this week so I don't know how much time I'll get for anything.this is a great idea, and the app looks really slick, but for most people(including myself), the directions are far too complex and scattered all over the place. If you could write a "for dummies" guide to setting it up, that would be greatly appreciated.
Originally Posted by Crazy Wacko:
Hi fain, I have no experience at all with apache/ampache and all this stuff, but i am pretty good at following directions and think i have done everything instructed. I can log in from other computers and have stream access but unfortunately with the pre app i can't login, i just get a constant rotating loading symbol. any ideas? i am using ampache 3.5.1
What exactly did you enter into the login server field? Have you set up a access list for rpc/api access? It also needs to be set for the user you plan on logging into from the pre.Hi fain, I have no experience at all with apache/ampache and all this stuff, but i am pretty good at following directions and think i have done everything instructed. I can log in from other computers and have stream access but unfortunately with the pre app i can't login, i just get a constant rotating loading symbol. any ideas? i am using ampache 3.5.1
i installed this app it says enter domain, what domain do i enter my computers ip address i dont get it
do i have to download some other stuff on my computer , in order for this app to work ?
Originally Posted by levitate:
do i have to download some other stuff on my computer , in order for this app to work ?
You first question: if you are going to access with in your internal network you need a ip. If over 3g you need either the ip of your external. (your wan ip of your router) or a domain name pointing to your pc. There are free services that do this such as dyndns. If you don't have a router yes the ip of your computer over 3g.do i have to download some other stuff on my computer , in order for this app to work ?
Second question: yes you need a web server and ampache installed on it.
Ok I'm stuck... I got ampache running... I guess
where do I find. how do I figre out...
"domain.com/pathtoampache" from the pre ?
where do I find. how do I figre out...
"domain.com/pathtoampache" from the pre ?
Can't log in either help!
Originally Posted by chrisgloor:
Ok I'm stuck... I got ampache running... I guess
where do I find. how do I figre out...
"domain.com/pathtoampache" from the pre ?
the quickest way to find out if your web server is running type Ok I'm stuck... I got ampache running... I guess
where do I find. how do I figre out...
"domain.com/pathtoampache" from the pre ?
http://localhost/
In your internet browser.
Next make sure ampache folder you extracted is in the root of ampache. if you installed xampp it is probably in program files\xampp\htdocs\
In the browser type
Http://localhost/foldername
From the pre you need the address ok the pc the webserver is installed
Say on an internal network it might be depending on your network configuration.
Http://192.168.1.2/ampache folder.
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