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Database Settings

Enter your Airtime database settings here. Empty or non-existent databases will be created and populated if the given user has administrative permissions in postgres.

This may take up to 30 seconds to complete!

RabbitMQ Settings

RabbitMQ is an AMQP-based messaging system used by Libretime. You should only edit these settings if you have changed the defaults since running the installer, or if you've opted to install RabbitMQ manually.

In either case, we recommend that you change at least the default password provided - you can do this by running the following line from the command line:
sudo rabbitmqctl change_password <username> <newpassword>
Notice: using special characters such as ! in your rabbitmq password will cause LibreTime to fail to load properly after setup. Please use alphanumerical characters only.

Advanced
You probably want to change this!

General Settings

These values are automatically pulled from your webserver settings, under most circumstances you will not need to change them.

The CORS URL can be setup during install if you are accessing your LibreTime instance behind a Proxy. This is common with docker setups. If you have a reverse proxy setup enter the URL below, otherwise you can safely ignore this. Please enter one URL per line. Include the entire URL such as http://example.com If you are reinstalling LibreTime on an existing setup you can ignore this as well, the settings in your existing database will be retained unless you enter new values below.

CORS URL

Media Settings

Here you can set the default media storage directory for Airtime. If left blank, we'll create a new directory located at /srv/airtime/stor/ for you.

Note that you need to enter the fully qualified path name!

Manual Step: Start Libretime Services

Looks like you're almost done! As a final step, please run the following commands from the terminal: 

sudo systemctl start libretime-analyzer
sudo systemctl start libretime-api
sudo systemctl start libretime-celery
sudo systemctl start libretime-liquidsoap
sudo systemctl start libretime-playout
Click "Done!" to bring up the Libretime configuration checklist; if your configuration is all green, you're ready to get started with your personal Libretime station!

If you need to re-run the web installer, just remove /etc/airtime/airtime.conf.