LJ.XMLRPC.getevents about phpxmlrpc HOT 4 CLOSED

Hello.
I am sorry, but the information you have provided is not enough to act upon.

To help with troubleshooting, I would need, In no particular order:

• version of the library in use
• url of the server called
• details about the call made

In the meantime, you can bump up the debug level on the client class, to have it echo to screen the payload received by the server along with the http headers of the response.

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i made install with composer require phpxmlrpc/phpxmlrpc:4.0

• Copyright (c) 1999,2000,2002 Edd Dumbill.
• $c = new xmlrpc_client("/interface/xmlrpc", "www.livejournal.com", 80);
• https://habr.com/post/114385/ it's example for getevents (russian)

this is server response
PhpXmlRpc\Response Object ( [val] => 0 [valType] => [errno] => 104 [errstr] => Received from server invalid compressed HTTP [payload] => [hdrs] => Array ( ) [_cookies] => Array ( ) [content_type] => text/xml [raw_data] => x ÕkoH ÿ ý Å3 K¨ºXëx5ò ·+Õ*b(Ááb1 ®ûë÷ ÀÝ®ë&´ÆU"% ÍõeßgÎýæs ª° q]_°!½ Ù* â,º¾øçýWæÅ ÇNCy PlòL½ñ ? íÓ±+?)¡TÈ¢\IlÞcg~ :â!Þؤ~Ý·3éPàÃ&m Ùwú_ç° 3) ºûEáï ;ð¥ÿøÔ± Ó882ù)J§ùEy· Wò;_ºæп¾xtµÙ|êRν Kqm¶A; ¾ VÞyÈ×eò¯ øÄ__ýÁ} ~ 6iÛ>1KðÃU*cÕm!j­2NÃãz ÊÌ+Æ® :ʲ1¥]õ­üìãOÓï×¢ÖØI]G?¡M3»jó³2="Jïöã-丢{)7bL¿óïòÝ0«pEæ'CX ÒÆex/Ó¤«Ò:> q ôÓcc#M1¨¦u _d )åc½ ÷5¿êOµ ðçôò ^5Nfs×¢|âÀ5èÒðäÜÝ6uî êL¬Ò½¤ËIãe>YDMÅze®Jù Ö½­ë¤Ë(¯ ëÿÚ,¢ÀÕèò¦­ûây Ú·ÓK7~ ÍÜ[® Å ¦â*N©S <Ö:Oõ8 F#³o( + ´Zz" óC âr (P¾ (t ü PX£ñÁ
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response must be for example
Array ( [dtalkid] => 15001438 [commentlink] => https://***.livejournal.com/1311070.html?thread=15001438#t15001438 [status] => OK )

i can't understand what is it this
[errstr] => Received from server invalid compressed HTTP

sorry for bad english

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Ok, so what is probably going on here is the fact that the client declares in its http request that it supports reception of compressed responses (this is done via sending an Accept-Encoding http header). The server sends a compressed response, but then the client finds out that it cannot decompress it.

The client does declares its support for compressed responses because you have the zlib php extension enabled.
This is done automatically, but you can turn it off by adding a $client->setAcceptedCompression(false) call.

I would suggest that you first check if the xmlrpc payload that you get back without compression is what you expect, and then, if you really want compression, continue the debugging from there.

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WOW!
setAcceptedCompression is run
thank you very much!

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