I appear to be so very nearly there....

I have the debugger installed on the server (shows up in phpinfo), the php.ini file is below.

[debugger]
debugger.enabled=on
debugger.profiler_enabled=on
debugger.hosts_allow=localhost
debugger.hosts_deny=ALL
debugger.ports=7869, 10000/16


I am using an SSH tunnel, via PuTTY.

On the server I can telnet as below...

telnet localhost 7869

and the connection appears on the Listener log window, so I presume the SSH tunnel is working fine.

I've ticked the 'Use custom port and host (ssh tunneling) box in Settings, port is set to 7869 and host is set to localhost (tried it as client host too)

It seems that the debugger just isn't detecting the debug request as every time I try and debug it simply doesn't detect the debugger request and shoots straight through and returns the generated web page.

any help would be gratefully recieved...

Thought I'd post my DBG Wizard info incase it helps...

* PHP Version: 5.2.6
* Web Server: Apache/2.2.3 (CentOS)
* Server Name: *******
* Platform: Linux glibc-2.5/x86
* Your Client IP Address: 90.193.***.***
* Your Server IP Address: 79.170.***.***
* Port: 80
* Your Web Server and PhpED are on different machines
* Path to website files: /home/****/admin_html/inc/0001/tmp/
* Document Root is: /home/****/admin_html/
* Your PHP.INI file is: /etc/php.ini
* PHP extensions directory is: /usr/lib/php/modules
* DBG (PHP DEBUGGER) Version 3.4.1 is INSTALLED

This looks to me like the same problem I had. I found out that was because my ISP
wouldn't let me make the appropriate settings on the server.

In practice I find that I rarely need to test on the remote server. I have a local server
set up running Abyss with a mirror of the files and sql settings locally. Once that works
properly then I just upload to the remote server and bob's your uncle.

HTH

Will

Well, yeah ideally I do all my debugging locally as well, but there are times where being able to debug remotely when something weird happens. The development and production servers aren't the same platform (win32 & Debian), so there are sometimes a few gltiches to iron out.

Also, the server is a dedicated server, so if anything needs to be done, I can do it myself, I just need to know what to do!

c'mon Nusphere, where's the support for this product?

For tunnelling to work, port forwarding must be enabled for SSH on your remote server. You can check that this is working fine by executing:

Your must get a good response such as the following, else the tunnel is not working (and DBG will not work over the tunnel):


PS: This is a technical forum where we users try help each other solve problems. If you want blistering fast support from Nusphere, you should open a support ticket

Thanks for the advice. In the end it worked without needing SSL anyway. Its only used as a last resort, so I won't bother with the SSL.

As for wanting blistering support, sorry I didn't realise that the technical support forums weren't actually monitored by NuSphere. I have had questions answered here before by Nusphere staff.

Anyway I'll know in future to email them instead.

Steve, there is no such thing as support through the forum.


Sorry, seems you didn't realize that this is not "support" forum.