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I've made these changes since the orginal post to my php.ini
[debugger] debugger.enabled = on debugger.profiler_enabled = on debugger.host_allow = 192.168.1.3 debugger.host_deny = ALL debugger.ports=7869, 10000/16 extension=dbg.so-4.3.3RC1 reported new error message: wrong version (2.11) of debugger listener detected Listener version 2.14 needed I'm not sure at this point what file is the listener The reason for the title of this message is that a search here in this forum discussed a PHPEd white icon that changes when the debugger is working. I do not see said white debugger icon on my PHPEd screen? thank you |
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2.11 is the version of the DGB that I downloaded prior to trying to settup PHPEd. It's files are what I have my php.ini pointing to using extension_dir =
Searching NuSphere's website I find 2.14 but not for Linux. Question: can I assume that the DGB files that came with PHPEd (trial) are version 2.14. Can I point extension_dir to the debugger directory in PHPEd? That's my next move. I have done this in the past but with a earliar set of php.ini directives. I could use a littile help. thank you |
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I got DBG working now with the 30 day trial version of PHPEd, and it's only taken me a week to get here.
In answer to my own previous message the (trial) PHPEd listener files in its "extensions" directory are compatiiale and or must be version 2.14 Why this was working from the start is in part explained in the follow comments. Changed the extension_dir in /usr/local/apache/php/php.ini from extension_dir=/usr/local/nusphere/phped/debugger to extension_dir=/usr/local/nusphere/phped/php/extensions This is the setting in /usr/local/nushphere/phped/php/php.ini I also found feedback recommending to "stop" and "start" Apache when ever testing new settings in the php.ini I just discovered that I can disable port 7869 in the router. Somewhere I was reading about this port in reference with NAT, but I was mistaken. This is not for the PHPEd setup that I have setup. thank you |
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Yes, all debugger modules that come with phped are 2.14 (phped 3.2) and 2.16 (phped 3.3).
No. Instead you'd point extension_dir to a directory where you keep all php extensions and copy selected debugger module there.
these options are not handled by freeware dbg version 2.11 and make sense for 2.12, 2.14 or 2.16 the commercial versions that come with NuSphere phped. |
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