Closed dougkusanagi closed 1 week ago
Hi @dougkusanagi Have you tried to make the start
file executable with the command chmod +x start
I have another question and its probably a dumb one but... I'd like to know if the daemon service will be available on windows side too or i'll have to develop everything in wsl. Because i was hoping to use turso for a windows desktop experimentation with NativePHP. If i get right i can't because would be necessary to have you turso-docker-php running in every machine i installed my desktop app.
Turso itself has no plans to support Windows, but you can use the Turso CLI on Windows WSL for development.
And I’m just a contributor to the Turso PHP ecosystem. I’d be happy to help you. Feel free to contact me directly via Discord at .darkterminal
Yeah! I knew it was a dumb thing... I do know about the chmod command but like i manly use windows, totally forgot that is required to exec files in linux. I thought the container would have the liblibsql_php.so
built in but now i'm getting a warning that could not load dynamically the lib. Did i miss something?
I appreciate the quick response and availability for contact!
This issue is already solved. So, case closed... Thank you
Description
Hi, i followed the tutorial and just when i try to run the ./start i receive a
zsh: permission denied: ./start
. I also tried with bash but no success at all.Platform Windows 11 (WSL)
Parallel question
I have another question and its probably a dumb one but... I'd like to know if the daemon service will be available on windows side too or i'll have to develop everything in wsl. Because i was hoping to use turso for a windows desktop experimentation with NativePHP. If i get right i can't because would be necessary to have you turso-docker-php running in every machine i installed my desktop app.