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The first issue is easy to fix – just replace the path in the script
with whatever works for you. I didn't have the time and curiosity to
make the init scripts truly portable. If you can find a way to make it
work on most (all?) distros, by all means, do send in a patch.

Regarding the second issue, please include the error specifically. As it
stands, you have an obvious syntax error in that line (you never close
the hostname string), but I'm not sure that's exactly the code you're
trying to run.

On 07/07/16 6:46 , tims wrote:

Hi,

I am running a vagrant box.

service octave-daemon start
gives the following error:
/etc/init.d/octave-daemon: line 14: /etc/rc.d/init.d/functions: No
such file or directory
Starting GNU Octave daemon (octave-daemon): /etc/init.d/octave-daemon:
line 29: daemon: command not found

however, the following works fine:
nohup octave-daemon -d -c /etc/octave-daemon.conf&

from the quick start examples, the following works great in
/var/www/html/test.php without starting the daemon:
require "Octave_lib.php";
$octave=new Octave(false);
echo "Result=".$octave->query("1+2");

the following fails:
$octave=new Octave("127.0.0.1);

the same code fails when placed in a php class (symfony Controller).
says Command did not run successfully on line "new Octave"

what are the fixes?

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Thanks for the response.
Closing the string was only a typo here

require "absolute.path/Octave_lib.php";
$octave=new Octave("127.0.0.1");
echo "Result=".$octave->query("1+2");

Yields "Result="
Instead of "Result=3"

However new Octave (false) works perfect above.

Issue 2:
require "absolute.path/Octave_lib.php";
class DefaultController extends Controller
{
/**
* @route("/", name="homepage")
*/
public function indexAction(Request $request)
{
$octave=new Octave(false);
}

results in "139 command did not run successfully

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Issue 1: did you successfully start the daemon before running that?

Issue 2: that looks like something idiosyncratic to your particular
setup within that framework, and you should probably try to simplify the
use case to a less esoteric class instead of Octave (perhaps a simple,
home-brewed example).

On 07/07/16 15:34 , tims wrote:

Thanks for the response.
Closing the string was only a typo here

require "absolute.path/Octave_lib.php";
$octave=new Octave("127.0.0.1");
echo "Result=".$octave->query("1+2");

Yields "Result="
Instead of "Result=3"

However new Octave (false) works perfect above.

Issue 2:
require "absolute.path/Octave_lib.php";
class DefaultController extends Controller
{
/**

• @route https://github.com/Route("/", name="homepage")
  */
  public function indexAction(Request $request)
  {
  $octave=new Octave(false);
  }

results in "139 command did not run successfully

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Issue 1
nohup octave-daemon -d -c /etc/octave-daemon.conf&

Seemed to have worked fine. How can I check it?

Issue 2
I would like to use the php symfony framework ( model view controller architecture)
Utmost I can try moving the octave call to model file and try again

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Issue 1: don't nohup it – run it in a separate console and see what it does

Issue 2: I get that; I was suggesting a way to experiment with Symphony
replacing the Octave class with a simpler class temporarily; maybe it's
an issue with includes, or whatever else.

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Issue 1:
root@vagrant-ubuntu-trusty-64:# sudo octave-daemon -d -c /etc/octave-daemon.conf&
[1] 11669
root@vagrant-ubuntu-trusty-64:# PHP Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'RuntimeException' with message 'Configuration error: Invalid group name in run_as (nobody)' in /usr/bin/octave-daemon:32
Stack trace:
#0 {main}
thrown in /usr/bin/octave-daemon on line 32

Issue 2:
will try and let you know

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Issue 2: SOLVED
There is some suggestion here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38237651/octave-daemon-from-php-class-file/38251500#38251500

Worked after copying "classes" folder and saying "use Octave"

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