CRI: Query Error: (errno: 24)
Using Jamroom
This means your MySQL DB is corrupted, or you've run out of disk space.
Run:
REPAIR TABLE jr_jrcore_logForum Activity for @brian
Using Jamroom
This means your MySQL DB is corrupted, or you've run out of disk space.
Run:
Bootstrap
Jamroom Developers
DannyA:So it does have to be done from scratch.
Correct - if you want a bootstrap based skin for Jamroom, you'll need to build it - we don't have one for you outside the unsupported one Michael linked to.
Datastorage userdata in serverroot and mysql
Installation and Configuration
gamechanger:isn't hosting (like "web server or hosting for your live site") on the guest VM and data storage on host vm connected through shared folder technically similar. in this case the shared folder is the mysql database and root server directory (incl. jamroom installingfolder).
Sure - but you're on your own with this type of setup, as it's not something we test with or can advise on.
2 jamroom sites, 1 database
Installation and Configuration
If you cannot identify the users coming from your app then you're not going to be able do anything about this. You need to contact whoever makes your app (or the developer of the system that makes your app) and ask them about including custom headers in HTTP requests so you can identify your app users on your back end.
Double storage of the same audio files
Using Jamroom
The ZIP files are for downloading albums - you can disable that by CHECKING the "block album downloads" Audio Global Config option - that will prevent the ZIP files from being created:
Quote:Check this option to block album downloads - this can save disk space on your server by preventing album ZIP files from being created.
I'd recommend looking at the various options in the Audio module and clicking on the "help" button to get info on what each setting does.
2 jamroom sites, 1 database
Installation and Configuration
You don't want 2 sites - that's way, way overkill for what you need.
When a visitor hits your site in your app how do you know? Is there a specific header or agent string that is used so you can differentiate an app client from a regular browser?
2 jamroom sites, 1 database
Installation and Configuration
Then you will have to do something custom or use the Template Injection module - this is not something that is supported by JR.
Prefix before download links
Installation and Configuration
Looks like there are 2 posts going on the same thing - I've locked this one, so let's follow up here:
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/forum/new_posts/42845/2-jamroom-sites-1-database
Thanks!
2 jamroom sites, 1 database
Installation and Configuration
andrusito:I know that is the very best solution, but as I said the download links of my website don't work inside the app unless they have the prefix "external://"
So, i was looking for an alternative solution
So, i was looking for an alternative solution
It's not clear to me what you can't just do a string replace on the URL - i.e.
str_replace('http://', 'external://', $url);The concept is the same regardless of the language you are using for your app.
Prefix before download links
Installation and Configuration
You can either use template injection, or simply change them in your app - it's just a simple text replace.
