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Move Subsonic under Apache - Windows

Postby michaelkrtikos » Tue May 12, 2015 4:20 am

Hello to all,

I discovered subsonic recently and i am very happy with it. I have it installed on a home computer so that i will be able to stream my music library at work as my employer forbits the use of usb.

I am facing a small problem that i have not found a solution yet.

On my machine i have installed besides subsonic also xampp that i am using for owncloud in order to have access to documents that cannot be handled by subsonic. Apache is running at ports 80 and 443 for https. The same exact ports i use for subsonic. The problem is that my job's firewall blocks traffic from pages that specify port like: https://mydomain:4440.

Since both servers are running under the same ports (this is the only way to bypass the firewall) they cannot be used at the same time. The workaround i have found for this is that i enable/disable services remotely. So when i need owncloud i need to disable subsonic and enable apache. When i want to stream music i have to disable apache and start the subsonic service.

I would like to ask if anyone has found a way to move subsonic under apache root directory so it can be accessed like a normal webpage like: https://mydomain/subsonic.

If this is possible could you guide me with detailed steps on how to do it?

I am looking forward for your replies
Thank you in advance
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Re: Move Subsonic under Apache - Windows

Postby bjack003 » Tue May 12, 2015 2:18 pm

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Re: Move Subsonic under Apache - Windows

Postby michaelkrtikos » Mon May 18, 2015 11:09 am



Hello again!

Thank you very much for your reply... I have tried the above suggestion but unfortunately it does not help on my problem because it redirects to https://mydomain:4443/subsonic which is blocked again by the firewall as it specifies the port...

What would help me is to find the subsonic webpage files move it in htdocs of apache and uninstall subsonic competely.

Thank you for the reply though...

Kind regards
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