On 1/4/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Is the modified "globals.inc" file kept anywhere that can be downloaded? I tried
modifying the xmlrpc_client.inc file myself but keep getting an error when I
attempt to access the packages. A complete example would be appreciated. This
is the message in the system log :
php: /pkg_mgr.php: XMLRPC communication error: Unknown error: 0
I had to modify three files for this. I'm not 100% convinced it's
correct and has had zero testing. I commited it to get feedback
though as I'm not running a proxy. Until this is tested, I won't be
applying these changes to the RELENG_1 branch. But copy the three
files located at http://www.pfsense.org/~billm/patches/XMLRPC_Proxy/
to /etc/inc on your pfSense install (I'd recommend upgrading to the
latest snapshot before doing this as these are the latest files out of
the RELENG_1 branch in CVS). Revert the changes you made to
xmlrpc_client.inc obviously :) Then edit /etc/inc/globals.inc and
fill in these variables appropriately:
"xmlrpcproxy" => "",
"xmlrpcproxyport" => 0,
"xmlrpcproxyuser" => "",
"xmlrpcproxypass" => "",
xmlrpcproxy should be the IP or hostname of your HTTP proxy
xmlrpcproxyport should be the port to use
The comments on this from xmlrpc_client.inc are:
* @param string $proxy the URL of the proxy server to use, if any.
* If this parameter doesn't specify a
* protocol and $port is 443, ssl:// is
* assumed.
* @param integer $proxy_port a port for connecting to the remote server.
* Defaults to 8080 for http:// connections and
* 443 for https:// and ssl:// connections.
* @param string $proxy_user a user name for accessing the proxy server
* @param string $proxy_pass a password for accessing the proxy server
So you might need to play wwith the host a bit and use http:// and
ssl:// as needed.
--Bill
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