moving from home to sub folder
Installation and Configuration
thank you SO much, Paul!
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moving from home to sub folder
Installation and Configuration
Hi! I found this HowTo: Change The Jamroom Directory Or Domain.
The thing is I want to do the opposite:
changed the directory location of my Jamroom install (for example - moving my Jamroom install from my main HTML directory into a sub directory.
How do I go about this?
updated by @andrusito: 04/29/23 05:34:10AM
2 databases
Installation and Configuration
thanks you guys, this was of great help!
what happened to Brian? I see he's not posting anymore...
2 databases
Installation and Configuration
thanks Douglas!
so what would be the best way to make sure which DB is not being used?
2 databases
Installation and Configuration
Hi guys.
I'm getting ready to migrate my JR installation to another server. From the migration dept. I was told this:
"We just checked your site's data and you have 2 databases with over 1GB which is 14.1GB for user_jam5 and 3.1GB for user_jamroom.
As on these we are not so sure what is data related. Although seems can be removed but it is best you reduce the size of this database to avoid errors. "
I lowered the size on one database (reinaa_jam5, I deleted content inside table jr_jruser_session)
but for reinaa_jamroom I still have these:
jamroom_cache_rank - 1.5 GB
jamroom_chart_history - 500 MB
jamroom_chart_cache - 494 MB
1. Are these safe to empty?
2. Does JR uses 2 databases or one of them is old and is safe to discard? (I'm using JR since 2003!
updated by @andrusito: 07/12/22 10:24:33PM
jrAudio_1089_audio_file.mp3.original.mp3
Using Jamroom
hey Michael, yes, you are right!
All the mp3s from that folder are bundled into a zip. And this without me having the shop enabled, terrible waste of space... so not only I have duplicate mp3 files, but another zip with more duplicate files
- This option was back from the 2000s, when we used to buy mp3s.Anyway, guess I will delete all those... thank your for wonderful help, man!
jrAudio_1089_audio_file.mp3.original.mp3
Using Jamroom
ok I guess Brian is not around... I also noticed .zip files inside every data/media/ folder, what are those? are they safe to delete?
jrAudio_1089_audio_file.mp3.original.mp3
Using Jamroom
Thanks, Michael! I understand what you are saying... Is there any chance Brian could see this? I see he's not been active here for a while... although I understand those original files are copies of what's been uploaded, but if I could get his input just to be sure.
jrAudio_1089_audio_file.mp3.original.mp3
Using Jamroom
thanks Michael!
In my case there are no wav files and no purchase options on my site
you say: "if I delete the .original. version the download still works and the player version still works" so in my case it would be safe to delete the ".original" file, right? Do you know about a mass way to do this?
jrAudio_1089_audio_file.mp3.original.mp3
Using Jamroom
Hi! I'm on JR Version: 6.1.7 and I need to free up space on my server.
I noticed I have 2 versions for the same song.
By searching here I found Brian recommends this: "Yes - don't delete the "original" files. Jamroom 5 works a little differently in this regards than JR4, as it always keeps the original file for selling, as well as for the ability to re-convert to new formats or bit rates if needed..." but that was 8 years ago.
The thing is I do not use the lo fi versions anymore so I would like to keep the original files. Is there a way to mass delete these duplicate files? will doing so break the site?
updated by @andrusito: 09/18/21 01:56:04AM
