An unknown PHP error occurred. This is most likely a syntax error in config.php in phpVirtualBox's folder. The most common errors are an unclosed quote or a missing semicolon in a configuration item that has been entered (e.g. location, username, or password).
Depending on your PHP configuration, navigating directly to config.php in your web browser may display the PHP error message.
Host OS - Windows 10
php - 8.1.6
virtualbox -6.1
apache - 2.4
My config file:
<?php
/
* phpVirtualBox example configuration.
* @version $Id: config.php-example 585 2015-04-04 11:39:31Z imoore76 $
*
* rename to config.php and edit as needed.
*
/
class phpVBoxConfig
{
/ Username / Password for system user that runs VirtualBox */
var $username = "admin";
var $password = "1T|gg3r2";
Exclusively use phpVirtualBox's groups configuration rather than VirtualBox groups.
This has the following effects:
) Group changes made in phpVirtualBox will not be reflected in VirtualBox programs such as
VirtualBox and VBoxManage ) Group changes will not affect which folder a VM is placed in ) You can rename groups that contain running VMs and move / copy running VMs to groups /
#var $phpVboxGroups = true;
/*
Allow to prompt deletion hard disk files on removal from Virtual Media Manager.
If this is not set, files are always kept. If this is set, you will be PROMPTED
to decide whether or not you would like to delete the hard disk file(s) when you
remove a hard disk from virtual media manager. You may still choose not to delete
the file when prompted.
*/
var $deleteOnRemove = true;
LPT support may or may not work for you.
!!! VirtualBox LPT support only works in Linux. !!!
*/
#var $enableLPTConfig = true;
/* Enable HardDisk IgnoreFlush configuration. This controls the "ExtraData" setting * in "VBoxInternal/Devices/[controller type]/0/LUN#[x]/Config/IgnoreFlush". See * Responding to guest IDE/SATA flush requests at: * http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch12.html#idp12757424 */#var $enableHDFlushConfig = true;/* * Event listener timeout in seconds. This is an advanced option that most people will * probably not need to change. */#var $eventListenerTimeout = 20;/* END SETTINGS */
}
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An unknown PHP error occurred. This is most likely a syntax error in config.php in phpVirtualBox's folder. The most common errors are an unclosed quote or a missing semicolon in a configuration item that has been entered (e.g. location, username, or password).
Depending on your PHP configuration, navigating directly to config.php in your web browser may display the PHP error message.
If find that this is not the case, or have no idea what this error message means, please raise the issue at http://sourceforge.net/p/phpvirtualbox/discussion/help/
Host OS - Windows 10
php - 8.1.6
virtualbox -6.1
apache - 2.4
My config file:
<?php
/
* phpVirtualBox example configuration.
* @version $Id: config.php-example 585 2015-04-04 11:39:31Z imoore76 $
* * rename to config.php and edit as needed.
* /
class phpVBoxConfig
{
/ Username / Password for system user that runs VirtualBox */
var $username = "admin";
var $password = "1T|gg3r2";
var $servers = array(
array(
'name' => 'London',
'username' => 'user',
'password' => 'pass',
'location' => 'http://192.168.1.1:18083/',
'authMaster' => true // Use this server for authentication
),
array(
'name' => 'New York',
'username' => 'user2',
'password' => 'pass2',
'location' => 'http://192.168.1.2:18083/'
),
);
*/
Exclusively use phpVirtualBox's groups configuration rather than VirtualBox groups.
This has the following effects:
) Group changes made in phpVirtualBox will not be reflected in VirtualBox programs such as
VirtualBox and VBoxManage
) Group changes will not affect which folder a VM is placed in
) You can rename groups that contain running VMs and move / copy running VMs to groups
/
#var $phpVboxGroups = true;
Allow to prompt deletion hard disk files on removal from Virtual Media Manager.
If this is not set, files are always kept. If this is set, you will be PROMPTED
to decide whether or not you would like to delete the hard disk file(s) when you
remove a hard disk from virtual media manager. You may still choose not to delete
the file when prompted.
*/
var $deleteOnRemove = true;
LPT support may or may not work for you.
!!! VirtualBox LPT support only works in Linux. !!!
*/
#var $enableLPTConfig = true;
}
Hi,
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