OK Ive got airtime installed on my server but I cant figure out how to get the broadcaster theme going as my front page.. I get the airtime admin page.. how do I use the broadcaster theme? is there a step by step guide anywhere? my website is radio.dreamsciencerecordings.com I'd like www.dreamsciencerecordings.com to be the broadcaster theme and radio.dreamsciencerecordings.com be the admin login .. can someone help me please! =)
Hi Aslan, the above should work if other.example.com is set up in DNS, but I would recommend that you use separate virtualhost files so that you can control the virtual hosts independently. This is what I recommend for /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/newscoop-vhost.conf
<Directory /var/lib/newscoop> Options -Indexes +FollowSymLinks -MultiViews AllowOverride All #Uncomment the line below only for Apache 2.4 or later #Require all granted </Directory> </VirtualHost>
This is more complicated but makes your Airtime server considerably more secure. Once you are familiar with self-signed certificates, you might consider using one for the admin/ login of your Newscoop site.
OK so I have a test server up and running with newscoop and airtime both installed but only airtime is working.. I know it's virtual host settings.. I just haven't had any luck getting it set up correctly.. a guide would be awesome!!!!!!!! <3
Hello! Running Airtime on a server with anything else is asking for trouble as you've already experienced. Separate the two! Read the documentation! :x
hah! ^ thats exactly what I'm doing now! =P now I'm having problems importing the theme to newscoop "import failed" ARGH!! started a new discussion in "newscoop support"
for those of you that are looking here to find a solution for yourselves you can try this.. I haven't yet but I think it will work.. edit your .conf file and then restart apache2 im setting up a server to test it now =)
<VirtualHost*:80> # This first-listed virtual host is also the default for *:80 ServerName www.example.com ServerAlias example.com DocumentRoot /var/lib/newscoop </VirtualHost>