HistoryReader Error #18
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Hi there, You need to cd to Users\ByubgHwa\Desktop first. The clue is right there on On Tue, 29 Sep 2015 at 09:31, ByungHwa Ra [email protected] wrote:
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Hey dude, I did as you said. This time it didn't show any errors. But the php file just pops out. Nothing else really happens. Is this the expected behavior? And then I moved onto the next step, which is to start scrobbling by typing in the cmd "php historyreader.php -L lastfmusername", then the same errors show up again. Is there any more specific guides that I can follow? I'm quite a newbie and sometimes can feel really confused following the descriptions. Also I've found that this library hasn't been maintained for quite a long period. Is there any other solution already? Thanks in advance. |
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I'm afraid it might be time for to learn a bit more about the command Running "historyreader" with no options doesn't do anything, you need to On Sat, 3 Oct 2015 at 06:56, ByungHwa Ra [email protected] wrote:
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Hey dude. I think I made some progress on the use of cmd prompt. However, there seems to be some other problem going on. So please help me dude. FYI, my OS version is Win10. |
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Hey dude I've figured it out! |
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Hi, the problem is that your PHP doesn't have the multibyte (mb) plugin On Mon, 12 Oct 2015 at 12:32, ByungHwa Ra [email protected] wrote:
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Dude thank you very much. However, there's new problems arising. It says String could not be parsed as XML. So is there anything that I have not installed? I've done everything specified in your instructions. Also I could not tweet. Please help me with this. Thanks. |
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Hmm! That looks like it going be a genuine bug, or a problem with Last.fm… On Mon, 12 Oct 2015 at 16:18 ByungHwa Ra [email protected] wrote:
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Dude I'm also having some problem inserting the playlist into MySQL database. More specifically, about the MySQL setup in the php.ini file. Can you elaborate more on this? |
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The issue "XML: Extra content at the end of the document" is now resolved (it was a bug with Last.fm! Fix made at Last.fm end) which means you can now connect to Last.fm. |
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Regarding MySQL setup: unless you have a specific need for this, don't bother. That was added for a specific user who asked for it in order to integrate with a radio station application. If you don't know how to set it up, you probably don't need it. |
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Hey dude thank you very much for the fix! It's working now! This is great! Thanks again! |
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Dude I tried the MySQL implementation but to no avail. Could you please help me with it? Can't seem to get the configuration right. Thank you very much. |
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You need to enable the MySQL module for PHP in the .ini file the same way On Sun, 18 Oct 2015 at 04:56, ByungHwa Ra [email protected] wrote:
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Yes dude I did enable the module but not sure if it's correct. Where do I set the specific database and the table to insert the data into? |
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The error your seeing there - I think you need the other MySQL driver. You set the details in the config.php - there is an example commented out
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Hey dude please give me an example. I changed the file's name from "config.php-default" to "config.php" and then modified it. But still it's not working. |
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Dude, sorry that I have so many questions to ask. It's just that I'm quite new to PHP and stuff. Really appreciate your help and patience |
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Hey there, The fact that it says "db plugin could not find driver" I think means you However you also still have the default database name "hello" in your On Sun, 18 Oct 2015 at 10:47, ByungHwa Ra [email protected] wrote:
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Okay dude thank you very much! I think I'm getting closer and closer to what I want to achieve! However, nothing is inserted into my database despite the fact that this time no error is shown. Also I'm a little confused about what the 'user' and 'key' refer to in the statement '...WHERE user=:key'. Could you please just give me a working example? I'd really appreciate your help. |
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Also dude I just found out that Scratch Live had been replaced by SeratoDJ. And I tried it but it seemed that sslscrobbler would not work with SeratoDJ. Does it have to do with the folder where sslscrobbler finds the history session file being different? If this is the problem, then will you bring any update in the future to support SeratoDJ? Thanks. |
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Hi there, as far as I was aware it works just fine with seratodj. I'm sorry I don't think I can offer you more help with the MySQL plugin. On Sun, 18 Oct 2015 at 17:00, ByungHwa Ra [email protected] wrote:
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It does. I use it weekly! Dan Fraser
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Hey dude okay. Thank you so much for your generous help so far. And Dan, if you could help me with it, I would really appreciate it! |
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Hey dudes! It works with SeratoDJ! |
When I tried to load history_reader.php into cmd, it showed me some fatal errors (as shown in the screenshot). So what could possibly go wrong? Thanks in advance.
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