Hello.

I'm trying to use remote debugging via SSH tunnel. I installed dbg on server, I check that infinite times, I use Putty, I create tunnel from 7869 to localhost:7869, I check that infinite times. I restarted Apache on server infinite times.

But! There is no "7869 LISTENING" in netstat -an. I red about "check that you have 7869 LISTENING in netstat -an" many times, but I didn't see what to do if I don't have that happy lines.

What should I do if I don't have 7869 LISTENING?

Thank you.

It may be a case that port forwarding via SSH is disabled on the server. In your /etc/ssh/sshd_conf, check that the following is set:

No, it's enabled, and it perfectly works for MySQL - I use local app and connect to server databases via SSH tunnel.

I installed dbg to server, add config lines to php.ini, restarted Apache, and checked that phpinfo() says there is debugger enabled. Then I started PhpEd, set debugging via SSH tunnel, then connected to server via Pyttu that created tunnel. And nothing happened. No 7869 LISTENING, and of course debug session can't start.

If netstat is not reporting listing on port 7869, then TCP forwarding is not working for some reason. It will nothing to do with PHP, Apache or PhpEd. It is an issue with SSH and/or the tunnel you set up

Sorry, my mistake. I forgot to check Remote radiobox when I was creating tunnel in Putty...

So, when you create tunnel in Putty, check Remote radiobox. Also here: http://forum.nusphere.com/dbg-not-working-with-ssh-tunnel-t6544.html

Glad to hear it's working now