vhost seems to be broken after system update - Airtime Support Discussions on Sourcefabric Forum

Jacob K. · Post edited by Jacob K. at 2014-08-21 14:29:16

Hello Everyone,

We've had a successfully operating an Ubuntu 12 Airtime system for the last few months. Today one of the operators installed a bunch of Ubuntu updates (probably 100+ it looks like) and now the vhost seems to be broken. We had been doing scheduling via several computers on the local network by pointing a browser to the Airtime machine's IP. Now this no longer works, it redirects to "https://localhost/login" which of course fails. As far as I recall the vhost is just the default setup from when we installed Airtime, I don't think we made any special changes originally. Apache is version 2.2. Any ideas? Here's the vhost file.

John Chewter · Post edited by John Chewter at 2014-08-21 16:50:04

PHP version upgraded?
Airtime will NOT run on PHPv5.5.x
Downgrade it to 5.4

Roger Wilco

John -- this fixed in the latest git 2.5.2?

John Chewter

I dont think so. Seen no evidence for that in the changelog. I think our hero Albert S might have that covered for 2.6. But I dont know.

@albert.s Jump in any time

John Chewter · Post edited by John Chewter at 2014-08-21 18:35:31

The 2.5.2 I copied in 2 weeks ago is a LOT more stable than 2.5.1a in my NOT so humble opinion. I wouldn't be without it now.
I did NOT install it as an upgrade - I copied the files over. Worked fine.
Its not perfect by any means - but it IS a lot better.

I will make a clean-up-the-crap from your show/schedule/instance db soon. Not hard. Should have been in there from the start - I reckon. My 2c. Would have stopped so many posts.
So should purge all before (date) - backing up first. My database is growing like a hungry cancer. Maybe this should be done on quarter days.

John Chewter

Pauses while someone sharpens his pencil.

Albert FR

answer was given before on this forum...
boring...

James Dunn

where on the forum? Would appreciate a link..

Voisses Tech · Post edited by Voisses Tech at 2014-09-08 15:07:09

Here are a list of possible solutions

VOISSES

As I stated before

"I think this is the answer you need

https://forum.sourcefabric.org/discussion/comment/30197#Comment_30197

basically what has change in 2.5.1 is that your airtime now uses https instead of http.

    so if you have a firewall you.you need allow port 80 and 443
    you need to configure the sites-available in your apache conf. if you have other sites on your server (document root var/www

here is a sample if you are pulling information from the api as schedule (whose document root is /var/www/schedule

<VirtualHost *:80>
   ServerName http://yourhost
   DocumentRoot /var/www/

   #If you have a local server and a different directory
   #ServerName localhost
# DocumentRoot /var/www/schedule/

</VirtualHost>

    Restart your apache application
    listen ports should be configured to 80 and 443 (already default by installation in ubuntu)
    If you use other ports change to the applicable ports
    This is a sample vhost,please put in directives to protect your directories as Daniel suggest here https://forum.sourcefabric.org/discussion/16806/i-need-help-setting-up-airtime-wbroadcaster

That suppose to be it

Albert FR

this one :

https://forum.sourcefabric.org/discussion/comment/30042#Comment_30042

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