domain.com ===================> webfolders (html or php) (Known as TLD - top level domain) || srv4.domain.com ===================> webfolders (html or php) (known as sudomain)
Airtime needs a number of services ,dependencies,scripts and cronjobs.
while some shared hosting will allow cronjobs they certainly will not allow most scripts and services
Post edited by Voisses Tech at 2015-08-01 13:33:57
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Thanks for your comment, I am familiar with domains/subdomains and airtime is currently hosted on a vps with enough resources. It is hosted on https://srv4.domain.com and I want it to be http://srv4.domain.com/airtime as I have something else configured under the www directory.
I followed the instructions on the link you provided to install airtime, still I couldn't find out how to install airtime in a directory. Any further help will be much appreciated.
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Hi Keshav,
After you install the latest version of Airtime, open up your /etc/airtime.conf file and look for the base_dir setting. It's set to "/" by default, but if you change that to "/airtime", it should change the directory that Airtime appears to be served from, like you want.