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Re: PHP Error[2]: Invalid Argument Supplied for foreach()
Posted: 2. Apr 2015, 14:18
by SadPerson
no, im NOT on mac. Im on pc windows
Re: PHP Error[2]: Invalid Argument Supplied for foreach()
Posted: 2. Apr 2015, 14:19
by scottgus1
SadPerson, the mac thing was for me. Your problem is definitely not in Virtualbox. You're gonna have to ask your linked folks about the issue.
Ah, Lou, now I get it. Maybe a different image editor besides Windows Paint would have helped me.... Gimp, where are you , Gimp?
Re: PHP Error[2]: Invalid Argument Supplied for foreach()
Posted: 2. Apr 2015, 14:19
by loukingjr
Okay, now that I'm done being silly, you just need a graphic program that allows one to change the compression rate.
GIMP would be fine.
Re: PHP Error[2]: Invalid Argument Supplied for foreach()
Posted: 2. Apr 2015, 14:23
by loukingjr
scottgus1 wrote:SadPerson, the mac thing was for me. Your problem is definitely not in Virtualbox. You're gonna have to ask your linked folks about the issue.
You do know I have told SadPerson more than once we are not a phpVirtualBox support site and his issue is not with VirtualBox. It doesn't seem to "take".
Re: PHP Error[2]: Invalid Argument Supplied for foreach()
Posted: 2. Apr 2015, 14:31
by scottgus1
Yeah, I did pick up on your telling Sad that. Just wanted to see what was in the screenshot, after which I had a strong feeling this wasn't php
Virtualbox, but some other php program running in his guest. Turns out it's apparently OpenACH (
http://openach.com/books/installing-openach) linked in Sad's tinyurl.
Either way, not a Virtualbox issue and not answerable here, Sad.
Re: PHP Error[2]: Invalid Argument Supplied for foreach()
Posted: 2. Apr 2015, 14:36
by loukingjr
my feeling was since he never denied using phpVirtualBox that's what he was using.
Anyway, hopefully he will find help.
Re: PHP Error[2]: Invalid Argument Supplied for foreach()
Posted: 2. Apr 2015, 14:52
by SadPerson
is there any other more appropriate FORUM (discussion board) for this?
Re: PHP Error[2]: Invalid Argument Supplied for foreach()
Posted: 2. Apr 2015, 16:07
by scottgus1
Think of it this way, Sad. Let's pretend you buy a Windows PC. Or a Mac, as Lou would. The computer boots up and runs properly. You then install in that computer a program, let's say Angry Birds. You have a problem running Angry Birds. Do you ask Microsoft or Apple about the Angry Birds problem, or do you ask the Angry Birds developers? The computer is working and running, it's Angry Birds that is not running. Who would it be right to ask?
With that illustration in mind, we move to your situation. Virtualbox is running the Ubuntu guest properly and you have a command prompt. Virtualbox is working properly. You have a non-Virtualbox program installed in your guest, which is giving you problems. You linked via TinyURL to that program. Who do you think you should ask about the problem?
Re: PHP Error[2]: Invalid Argument Supplied for foreach()
Posted: 2. Apr 2015, 16:29
by SadPerson
If I got any replies then obviously program provider.
Re: PHP Error[2]: Invalid Argument Supplied for foreach()
Posted: 2. Apr 2015, 16:35
by scottgus1
There you go, I think you're on the right track. Hope you get the error fixed!
Re: PHP Error[2]: Invalid Argument Supplied for foreach()
Posted: 2. Apr 2015, 16:58
by loukingjr
scottgus1 wrote:Think of it this way, Sad. Let's pretend you buy a Windows PC. Or a Mac, as Lou would.
Hang on! I just bought a Windows Machine! Before that, a Linux machine!
Re: PHP Error[2]: Invalid Argument Supplied for foreach()
Posted: 2. Apr 2015, 17:01
by scottgus1
loukingjr wrote:I just bought a Windows Machine! Before that, a Linux machine!
Infidel. Isn't the mantra, "Once Mac Always Mac"?
Re: PHP Error[2]: Invalid Argument Supplied for foreach()
Posted: 2. Apr 2015, 17:07
by loukingjr
scottgus1 wrote:loukingjr wrote:I just bought a Windows Machine! Before that, a Linux machine!
Infidel. Isn't the mantra, "Once Mac Always Mac"?
There's a mantra? lol
Actually believe it or not, the entire reason I bought a Linux and Windows PC was to test VirtualBox on those hosts.