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[privsec]

@steinhmor
How did you do it?

[murgero]

@privsec It's a PHP script, so you can install as any other script, unzip and upload to the /app/data/public/ dir and run the installer via the web

[martinkbs]

@murgero How do you do this installation step in Cloudron? How modify the parameters so that root folder points to Castopod's public/ subfolder.

If you upload the castopod folder to /app/data/public/ ¿?

Thanks!

[murgero]

@martinkbs Ah forgot about that, upload the script to /app/data/ instead so the castopod public folder goes into /app/data/public

[privsec]

@murgero I’ll try this again, but I did that and it just gave me an Oops error screen

[murgero]

@privsec Once you are done uploading make sure the permissions are www-data:www-data with 755.

[privsec]

@murgero I have looked through the docs, but cant find the answer.

Within the console view of the app, how do I grant those permissions?

Sorry I am asking really dumb questions.

[robi]

@privsec use the File Manager app instead of console to make it much easier and obvious.

[privsec]

So I copied the files from the download I got from here
https://code.castopod.org/adaures/castopod/uploads/d10a3e7cc8c5d8ff57b5d76dcdfeaa58/castopod-1.0.0-beta.20.zip
into the app/data/ folder. This is what it looks like

I confirmed all files are assigned www-data owner

I then went to my.domain.com/cp-install and I get

I know that I must be missing something simple, but I dont see what.

[murgero]

@privsec Can you use CLI to run the following command in /app/data/ and /app/data/public/?

Run ls -lah <folder> and report back?

[privsec]

@murgero absolutely!

[privsec]

@murgero said in Castopod Host - open-source hosting platform made for podcasters who want engage and interact with their audience.:

ls -lah <folder>

This is the public folder

This is the app/data folder

[privsec]

I know reuploaded the public folder and corrected the permissions to be www-data.

I am not back to the Whoops page, it displays Whoops in the tab of the webpage, and only presents a blank white screen in the tab itself.

When I travel to the /cp-admin url, it presents a login screen, I then login with the credentials of my cloudron account and it acts as if it logs in, but takes me to a blank white page and the URL is cp-auth/login

I am grateful for your help.

[murgero]

@privsec

1. Castopod has no integration with cloudron, don't do that.
2. your permissions on the public folder are bad, gotta fix those. (chown -R www-data:www-data /app/data/public)
3. you need to run the install script, which will ask you to setup a new user and password. Use that to login.

[privsec]

@murgero HUZZAH!

I can now access the admin dashboard, thank you!

[steinhmor]

@privsec Sorry for the late reaction.
I just changed some settings in app/data/apache/app.conf

<VirtualHost *:80>
DocumentRoot /app/data/public/castopod/public

I also added these lines at the end of the app.conf:

php_value post_max_size 200M
php_value upload_max_filesize 200M
php_value memory_limit 128M

I think I found the hint in the cloudron docs for lamp and the castopod docs.

Happy to read that you found another solution.

Edit: specified the filename.

[privsec]

@steinhmor
Those lines you added, is that in the php file?

[steinhmor]

@privsec no, these are also part of the Apache-config and tell cloudron / lamp how big the uploaded files are allowed be.

[steinhmor]

I rediscovered the post about changing the Document-root in the cloudron forum:
https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/3503/changing-documentroot

[jdaviescoates]

1.0 came out recently

https://blog.castopod.org/castopod-v1/

and there is an official docker

https://docs.castopod.org/getting-started/docker.html