Closed B4T3S closed 1 year ago
Not possible sorry, it relies on /ample
in the URL to get the Ampache server URL without having to use a config file
Gotcha. Thanks for the quick reply ^^
Out of curiosity, would it theoretically be possible if I forked the project/created a branch to implement it myself or is it just a technical limitation that would require too much of a rewrite to work?
Yeah potentially, I think its only these parts
Router path https://github.com/mitchray/ample/blob/05682cf89d7c528887b1eea7d084d6d15be6a4e5/src/App.svelte#L92
Server path https://github.com/mitchray/ample/blob/05682cf89d7c528887b1eea7d084d6d15be6a4e5/src/stores/server.js#L6-L8
Vite path https://github.com/mitchray/ample/blob/c81158fd598be37ea0a9295e941a58571647d8b6/vite.config.js#L7
Nice! I'll try getting it set up after work tomorrow then ^^
Thank you very much for the help and the pointers! :)
Just created a pull request with my changes, in case you want to give other people the option to use remote servers as well. (That is assuming what I just pushed isn't too horrible lol)
Glad you got it working! I'll review it when I get the chance
Is it possible to use Ample from a different install location than Ampache? I'd like to be able to have a separate subdomain for both of them, which would be easy to accomplish with 2 different virtual hosts (running apache). But ample becomes entirely unresponsive when it's not in ampache/public.
I did try to build from source (with the root folder set to "/" and the server address specified) but still no luck. I also tried to just make the ampache/public folder a separate virtual host but got the same unresponsiveness as before.