I've been trying to set up the phantom protocol just to try it out. I compiled it fine, but when I ran it I got an error that the configuration file wouldn't load. I found that file didn't exist, so I created it with a blank file, but got this:
./phantom
Loading configuration file test/user.conf
test/user.conf:1: parser error : Document is empty
^
test/user.conf:1: parser error : Start tag expected, '<' not found
^
failed to pasre config
I searched through the docs included in the download, but the only configuration file references I found were in C. Not XML or a language that would start with tags like in the error above.
I tried searching online, but most of what Google pulls up is references to a Mission Impossible movie rather than the actual phantom protocol.
If anyone knows about this let me know.
Doubt it makes a difference, but I'm running on Debian stable like their docs suggest.
Tried that too and "phantom protocol configuration file". No luck for me finding info with those.
I did find some links talking about the phantom protocol, but about half the hits on Google were for "Mission Impossible - Ghost Protocol". There were some with good detailed information. I'm just unable to find anything concerning the issue I'm having.
Flipkart/phantom Command protocol contains some sample XML configuration files and links at the end to other configuration file information. Is this also the wrong phantom protocol?
I believe that is a different protocol or software. That git hub link says "Command Protocol" and when I cloned it the folder was called "phantom.wiki". From what I could tell the files inside were for making php web applications that also use the phantom protocol.