Closed mhellmeier closed 4 years ago
Yes i am aware of that, going to be fixed soon :) i have a new release to be made in the next 2 months or so (as soon as it works nicely).
Thanks for the help :)
2018-02-28 18:19 GMT+00:00 mhellmeier notifications@github.com:
You can only install photobooth into the root directory of your apache webserver (/var/www/). But I want to install photobooth into a subdirectory (like /var/www/photobooth/). This doesn't work because the code trys to jumps directly into the hard-coded folders / files.
One solution would be creating a config variable with the path of the application (in my example this would be /photobooth/). Then put the config variable in front of every include or resource.
After trying to install photobooth into a subdirectory, I got the following result: [image: photobooth-folder-fail] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1036284/36804902-36f140c0-1cbc-11e8-8e07-1d74f5c7f73a.png
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You can only install photobooth into the root directory of your apache webserver (
/var/www/
). But I want to install photobooth into a subdirectory (like/var/www/photobooth/
). This doesn't work because the code trys to jumps directly into the hard-coded folders / files.One solution would be creating a config variable with the path of the application (in my example this would be
/photobooth/
). Then put the config variable in front of every include or resource.After trying to install photobooth into a subdirectory, I got the following result: