Hi, you didn't get response from your (PECL) team however I think it woudl be nice to have libvirt-php directly in the PECL, what do you think?
Michal 2012/1/23 Michal Novotny <[email protected]> > Hi, > my name is Michal Novotny and I'm 27 years old guy from the Czech > Republic. I'm writing this e-mail from my personal e-mail address. I work > at Red Hat as a software engineer working in the virtualization space and > also working with libvirt (with some development done to the libvirt side). > Since there was no way to access the libvirt virtualization API directly > from PHP (which is very common platform on most of the webhosting servers) > so I've been looking for a project that's essentially a PHP bindings for > libvirt and I've found a project called php-libvirt some time ago. It's > been developed originally by Radek Hladik, a guy from the Czech Republic > for the management of internal servers in his company, but later we've (me > and Radek) agreed to have this managed directly under Red Hat and libvirt > site. > > The project's URL is http://libvirt.org/php and there's the version 0.4.5 > currently implementing most of the essential libvirt functionality. > > The project code is available at: > http://libvirt.org/sources/php/libvirt-php-0.4.5.tar.gz > > Thanks! > Michal >
