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Bug #636283 reported by BarryW
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Binary package hint: ampache

Using default /etc/apache2/conf.d/ampache.conf when I went to localhost/ampache I got a forbidden message (going to ampache/login.php would work) I fixed the problem using by modifying the conf file from debians wiki

Alias /ampache "/usr/share/ampache/"
<directory />
       DirectoryIndex index.php index.html
       Options Indexes MultiViews
       AllowOverride None
       Order allow,deny
       Allow from all
</directory>

I am running mythtv with mythweb and have mythbuntu set a redirect to send localhost to localhost/mythweb not sure if this may be part of the issue

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Charlie_Smotherman (cjsmo) wrote :

BarryW,

Thanks for the bug report.

To be honest I have never used mythbuntu, I usually test ampache on a default install of debian and ubuntu. The redirect you have setup may very well be the problem although I'm not sure. I am setting up mythbuntu in a VM (if it's possible) to check and see what the problem may be.

Changed in ampache (Ubuntu):
assignee: nobody → Charlie_Smotherman (porthose) (cjsmo)
status: New → In Progress
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Charlie_Smotherman (cjsmo) wrote :

BarryW,

I can confirm that this is indeed the case with ampache installed on mythbuntu. The redirect you have setup AFAICT is not a contributing factor to the default alias not working. I will be including your fix into ampache's packaging as soon as the archives open back up.

Thanks again for the bug report and the fix :)

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Launchpad Janitor (janitor) wrote :

This bug was fixed in the package ampache - 3.5.4-8ubuntu1

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ampache (3.5.4-8ubuntu1) natty; urgency=low

  * Included /config/mythbuntu_ampache.conf so webserver is configured
    correctly with Mythbuntu. Thx BarryW (LP: #636283).
  * Reworked ampache.install, ampache.postinst and ampache.postrm for use on
    mythbuntu.
  * Reworked ampache.postinst and ampache.postrm so if the user chooses not
    to restart the webserver ampache will exit gracefully.
  * Setup dirs and permissions for logging in ampache.postinst and
    ampache.postrm, so all the user has to do is turn it on in ampache.cfg.php.
  * Added ampache.logrotate so if logging is turned on the logs will be
    rotated daily, and logs older than 7 days old will be deleted.
  * Added vi.po. Thx Clytie Siddall
  * Added cs.po. Thx Miroslav Kure
 -- Charlie Smotherman <email address hidden> Sat, 16 Oct 2010 09:59:43 -0500

Changed in ampache (Ubuntu):
status: In Progress → Fix Released
Changed in ampache (Ubuntu):
assignee: Charlie_Smotherman (porthose) (cjsmo) → nobody
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