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jrCore subdir issue - cannot copy cache files

Installation and Configuration

I setup a new local dev server yesterday too, using this setup:

"High Performance Jamroom on Digital Ocean"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/blog/23/high-performance-jamroom-on-digitalocean

It is noticeably faster than the same machine running EHCP. Don't know why, don't really care, loving it.

Adding Lyrics and Song Notes to Song Pages

Design and Skin Customization

if you created song_lyrics in the form designer, then there will now be a song_lyrics variable available in the in the item_details.tpl file

so go into the template editor for the jrAudio module in the ACP and add in {$item.song_lyrics} where you want to put it.

You will see others around that area that look like {$item.song_title} etc.

jrCore subdir issue - cannot copy cache files

Installation and Configuration

if your servers capable of accessing the web, could try using WGET

jrCore subdir issue - cannot copy cache files

Installation and Configuration


The templates for jamroom skins are powered by smarty3 (smarty.net). So the /data/cache/jrCore stores the generated versions of those templates once they have been parsed for logic.

among other things related to the /jrCore/ module. so you cant just copy+paste anything there to get it to work.

Did you try adding that
to the .htaccess file?

how did it go?

Another thought (because it shouldn't be this difficult.) is to try again on another domain that only exists in your system.

To see if its anything domain related.

some-domain-that-doesnt-exist-to-test-jamroom.com
jr5.com

jrCore subdir issue - cannot copy cache files

Installation and Configuration

I won't be back til Tuesday. I take sundays and mondays off.

jrCore subdir issue - cannot copy cache files

Installation and Configuration

I use 10.04 on my server because EHCP site said that it didnt run on later than 11.04 but that was a while ago. Its working, so I dont want to break it just to see.

Try that:
in the .htaccess file, it seams very related.

--edit--
dev pc: kubuntu 12.04 LTS 64bit
server: ubuntu server 10.04 LTS (on a 64 bit machine, but not sure if its 64bit or not)

updated by @michael: 05/31/14 12:05:39AM

jrCore subdir issue - cannot copy cache files

Installation and Configuration

First thoughts:
* I wonder if having both the domain and the subdomain setup on EHCP makes a difference. All mine are on subdomians, but the main top level domain is not setup on the EHCP server. Guessing that this might be a difference between our setups as even though mine are subdomains, they might be being treated as independant domains because the top level one isnt there for EHCP to find.

Just a guess though. I'd try setting up another domain that doesn't have a parent on EHCP to see if this makes any difference.

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another thought. when i searched for I landed here:
https://drupal.org/node/378524

which was talking about:

Makes me think of godaddy hosting. maybe try the solution to that problem. It involves adding some lines to .htaccess

https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/forum/jamroom-hosting/4970/jamroom-5-with-godaddy#p5075

jrCore subdir issue - cannot copy cache files

Installation and Configuration

also try:

jrCore subdir issue - cannot copy cache files

Installation and Configuration

also try in 'passive' mode for FTP. not totally sure of the difference (or which way konqueror does it.).

jrCore subdir issue - cannot copy cache files

Installation and Configuration

Take a look in:

and see if theres any server level errors that occurred. Mine is empty for that site.

Usually jamroom will log to:
(site root)/data/logs/

when its working, but if its not getting passed the install screen, then its not working yet.