I am posting here for help after installing Ampache on ISPConfig3 I have followed the guide mostly at HowtoForge, Obviously this differs under ISPconfig3. I have created a subdomain music.wherever.com.au with SSL & http to https Php 8.3 For installation I have: Changed Custom php.ini settings: upload_max_filesize = 500M post_max_size = 500M date.timezone = Australia/Sydney Apache Directives: DocumentRoot {DOCROOT_CLIENT}/public Downloaded and installed and have a working site. I now need to create a folder for the music inside the web site. I have used Filezilla to create a folders in the root website named it /music and also one in /public/music both given permissions 777 both have the same owner/group as all the other files in the web directory. I have logged into Administration and am trying to Add Catalogue But I get this error when specifying the path In the form below enter either a local path (i.e. /data/music) or the URL to a remote Ampache installation (i.e ht+++tp://theotherampache.com) The folder couldn't be read. Does it exist? ./music Path was not specified I have tried a lot of variants and come up with the same error. (/music web/music etc etc) If there is a kind sole who could help me here get my music server to access a folder please help. Ta Mark
Make sure to check the log/error.log for any hints on what might be causing the issue. Can you access files when directly browsing them like https://music.domain.tld/music/testfile?
is the php-fpm for that vhost chrooted or not? assuming your music folder is in the web folder, try /web/music (php-fpm chrooted vhost) or /var/www/<domain.tld>/web/music (php-fpm not chrooted vhost) for the path. change the /web/music part (in both path versions) to /web/public/music if the music folder is in the public folder
Thank-you for your reply's Pyte and nhybgtvfr. I have listened to my first mp3... I did try change to chroot but it broke the site reverting it back to no graphics and a default warning that the installation default to /public, I did not try a complete reinstall using this defaulted to see if that worked. Because- As in nhybgtvfr's post the second non chrooted option worked straight up, (to my relief) I did come close in my permutations tho. web8 ... Thank-you to this amazing community which takes the time to help stranded non-technical people in a friendly manor. I hope this post encourages others to try ISPConfig and Ampache. Mark
