Website question

[hpservertech]

I am hosting the website on a different server. How can I get the site to not keep wanting to have it go to the allsky folder in the site? For example the site can be reached at http://192.168.1.10 And it works just fine. But when trying to look at videos/startrails/etc it keeps wanting to go to http://192.168.1.10/allsky/

Just want it to go to the root and then go to the folders like: http://192.168.1.10/

[EricClaeys]

@hpservertech The Allsky-website is designed to have startrails, keograms, and videos subfolders, each with its own "index.php" file that displays the appropriate thumbnails, and each with its own "thumbnails" directory. I don't see that changing.

If you wanted everything at one level (which would result in a LOT of files in that directory) you are in for a fair amount of work.
The three index.php files and related thumbnails directories would need to move up a level and be renamed so they are unique. The links to the index.php files would need to change. The code that creates the thumbnails would need to know what directory to put them in. And the function that displays the thumbnails would need to which folder to look in.

[hpservertech]

Not understanding correctly. Those folders are there and should be.

it's when hovering over the folders it wants to go to a subfolder called allsky/videos, allsky/startrails, etc. It isn't trying to go to /videos or /startrails

It's thinking it needs to go to http:// /ALLSKY/ and not http:// /

edit: the http was getting stripped

[hpservertech]

can't figure out how to post the url so it doesnt get stripped out. Will do a screenshot instead.

[hpservertech]

here is a directory of the site on the server.
Look at the other screenshot at the bottom left, it shows what I mean with it wanting to go to the allsky/videos folder

[hpservertech]

I have the site accessible if you want to try it. http://allsky.duckdns.org:8888

[hpservertech]

Figured it out. It was in the index.html file. Thought I looked there a few times but guess I missed it. Fix it and now it's doing the relative folders correctly.

[SM4IVE]

what did you do as you fiex it

[EricClaeys]

@SM4IVE I think he removed the leading ../ from the links. The newest index.html file includes that fix.

[EricClaeys]

@hpservertech
What did you do to fix it?

[EricClaeys]

@hpservertech FYI, http://allsky.duckdns.org:8888 gives a "not found" error.