Xmlrpc was removed from the standard PHP as of version 8.0. It's a bug in the sample file. I'll fix it the next time I update the PHP extension. In the mean time just remove references to it from the ini files.
Thanks,
did that and issue resolved.
Thanks!!!!!
Hi Stefann
Maybe it's looking for libxmlrpc.so found in xmlrpc-c.tcz ?
... After checking the php.ini file I also installed libxml2.tcz however, I do not see that when checking the apps tool> onboot maintenance
>> so looks like that install is not really happening ...
Try this.
First, remove any possible failed/partial downloads:
rm -f /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/optional/libxml2.tcz
rm -f /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/optional/liblzma.tcz
Then, try installing again and see if any error messages pop up:
tce-load -wi libxml2.tcz
Thanks,
At the end I decided NOT to remove those.
Because I found out that my earlier comment "that these were not loaded" was wrong.
When I was doing above php.ini edit I noticed that libxml2.tcz was prerequisite for a lot more functions so I concluded that it "may got loaded anyway" (otherwise I would have had much more errors) and I double checked.
I use Tiny Core Base, with the desktop environment and apps-browser with GUI.
After I installed libxml2.tcz yesterday I did not find it in the "onboot maintenance right-panel",
However... I noticed it IS present in the left-pane.
I'm very new to tiny core so I'm still learning. I guess the left pane includes all packages that got loaded because of a dependancy while the right pane only shows the ones deliberately selected.
So... I guess it's just present. No reason to hobby around.
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Cool!
I basically have it working!
tiny core, vnc, ssh, samba, apache, php, gcc, libusb.
And,... I was able to compile my homecontrol application which runs on my test-computer (but still without I/O).
Next step will be to test on the target computer. That will probably be next weekend.
with all of above experience....
big KUDO'S to the development team.
Apart from some hicks merely related to learning curve it works like a charm.
I REALLY like the frugal approach: no unnecessary disk actions, OS stays very clean.
I REALLY like the *.tcz approach from the tce/ondemand folder: very clean, very minimal on storage.
And I REALLY like to topnotch uptodate linux & gcc version.
The clean approach ensures that the system will not get cluttered with additions.