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Problems setting up phpvirtualbox

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https://bbs.archlinux.org – Xi0N wrote:OK, now i get a message saying "No configuration found. Rename the file config.php-example in phpVirtualBox's folder to config.php and edit as needed." even though i edited it..........The wiki about phpvirtualbox is all messed up....What did you do to sort this error out? it all look right here, but I keep getting this error..Edit: Nvm, found out that arch by default links the conf in /etc/webapps/phpvirtualbox/config.php to /usr/share/webapps/phpvirtualbox/config.php ... removed the link and copied config.php-example to /usr/share/webapps/phpvirtualbox/config.php an (HowTos)

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