Ampache supports internal Access Control Lists, these are IP/DNS based restrictions on different actions and interactions with Ampache. By Default Access Controls lists are turned off in Ampache. In order to turn them on you must modify the /config/ampache.cfg.php and set access_control to true
; Use Access List ; Toggle this on if you want ampache to pay attention to the access list ; and only allow streaming/downloading/xml-rpc from known hosts xml-rpc ; will not work without this on. ; NOTE: Default Behavior is DENY FROM ALL ; DEFAULT: false ;access_control = "false"
The default configuration of Ampache's ACLs when enabled is Deny From All. There are a few different types, and levels
This is a range of IP addresses represented by a pair of dotted quad's. This does not have to be within a subnet boundary. Currently only IPV4 is supported.
Any IP Address
0.0.0.0 - 255.255.255.255
Any 10.x IP Address
10.0.0.0 - 10.255.255.255
Ampache allows you to define different ACLs to different users. This can be useful for defining connecting an API calls to a username, or to limiting a specific user's streaming access regardless of their IP Address. The default is 'system' which will apply to all users of Ampache.
This setting is not fully implemented, more on this later
ACl's can only be created by Full Administrators. You can find them under the Admin Menu under the submenu Access Control