Does anyone know why I always get this error:
libdc1394 error: Failed to initialize libdc1394
when I try to call PHP from CLI?
Is there any chance to disable loading this module?
Any experience with it?
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A quick google search would give you Scripty's link, but it wont disable the module. Your php (cli) is trying to a load a module that can't be initialized. To disable it, look for the ini file that loads the libdc1394*.so (* stands for any number of characters) file in the php/conf.d directory. To find it, in a typical default install of Linux, run this command :
grep .so /etc/php5/cli/conf.d/*.ini
This will give you list of file names and the ".so" files they load. If you spot the right extension, open the conf file and add a '#' in front of the line that starts with 'extension='
#extension=libdc1394*.so
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Jakub Mach
Thank you for your advice, Adil, I have tried this one: # grep extension /etc/php.d/*.ini But it seems that no extension like "libdc" is loaded there. Any idea? Jakub
Adil
It could be that the module has a different name. A quick google search returns that its a driver for IEEE 1394 compatible cameras (cblfs.cross-lfs.org/index.php/Libdc1394). It may also be the case that your php came precompiled with that module. In which case i'd suggest you download one from php.net
Ayub
libdc1394.so is not loaded from any 'extension=libdc1394.so' configuration (at least in my CentOS 6.3 Final). After some search I figured out that the 'facedetect.so' is linked with libdc1394.so (ldd /usr/lib64/php/modules/facedetect.so | grep libdc1394). Maybe you need to download from source and re-build the facedetect extension without the libdc1394 support (google it for how to do it).