I have PhpED 9.0 Build 9037 installed and it comes with the 4.6.4-Linux.tar.gz in the "server" directory. The project wizards states that I should update to 4.6.5. Where do I get the remote dugger version 4.6.4 to match my local install?

Here is a screen shot of the error.

You will possibly find it debugs just fine but it is a good idea to update.

I've often debugged with mismatched debuggers, suspect I am at the moment, so I really should update myself

Various dbg modules will be found in your program files PhpED\debugger\server directory.

You probably need PhpED\debugger\server\dbg-4.6.4-Linux.tar.gz and file dbg-4.6.4-Linux\x86_TS\dbg-php-5.3.so

If you need SSL dbg then that is a separate download from your NuSphere account. Debugging locally is unlikely to need SSL.

Well, pcunite obviously already found the "server" directory and the files for version 4.6.4, but according to him the project wizard tells him to update to version 4.6.5. Neither in Build 9039 nor in the current SSL package version 4.6.5 can be found.

Cheers,
Jan

This is correct. I don't know how to obtain the mythical x.x.5 version of the debugger.

I see your point. The SSL version is also 4.6.4 and that appears to have been out since Nov-2012.

I guess its one of those messages we can ignore for now.

Yep, you can ignore them.
We updated only dbglistener this time and this caused version mismatch.