Joomdle Web Services

Looks like it is failing at this line.

$response = file_get_contents($joomla_xmlrpc_url, false, $context);


If I go directly to moodle/mnet/xmlrpc/server.php

I get faultcode 713

If I go directly to xmlrpc/index.php

I get faultcode 105

It must have something to do with my insallation of PHP-XMLRPC

I will keep digging any more suggestions that might help me figure this one out?

Fisrts thing is to be sure XML-RPC is enabled.

Paste the xmlrpc block found in phpinfo.

Here is php_info capture

Sorry, if that is really the line that is failing, xmlrpc is not the problem. file_get_contents function may be.

Ensure allow_url_fopen is on on php info.

allow_url_fopen is on for local and master.

Then I don't know what is happening.

It seems an empty response is coming from Moodle, which is weird, as it should be an error, if it does not work.

Echo the $joomla_xmlrpc_url just in case...

auth/joomdle/auth.php/system_check

It is like it is not accessing auth/joomdle/auth.php at all. Is the auth.php/system_check correct? Seems like it should be something like auth.php?task=system_check or something like that.

I also tried turning of the restrict access and that did not work either.

I don't know what you did to get that,

What I meant is that you returned $joomla_xmlrpc_url in auth.php, so we could see it in joomla.

What I am saying is that it does not even get that far. I put

echo "I am in system check";
exit();

just after the system_check () function and get nothing. So it is not calling auth.php at all as far as I can tell.

Here is where I got this line auth/joomdle/auth.php/system_check

function call_method_debug ($method, $params = '', $params2 = '')
{

$moodle_xmlrpc_server_url = JoomdleHelperContent::_get_xmlrpc_url ();
echo $request = xmlrpc_encode_request("auth/joomdle/auth.php/$method", array ($params, $params2));
$context = stream_context_create(array('http' => array(
'method' => "POST",
'header' => "Content-type: text/xml",
'content' => $request
)));

$file = file_get_contents($moodle_xmlrpc_server_url , false, $context);
$response = xmlrpc_decode($file);

return $response;
}

Which is called in function check_joomdle_system() where you had me ad the print_r ($response)

I am still trying to decipher the code a little but it looks like my xml-rpc is not working. I am going to see if I can find a xml-rpc for php test script to see if that is the problem.

Was that url you printed the full one? It does not have a the host part.