![]() Xdebug Cloud offers a network-configuration free way to set up a debug connection. Php -d zend_extension=xdebug -d xdebug.mode=debug -d xdebug.client_host=127.0.0.1 -d xdebug.client_port=9003 -d xdebug.start_with_request=yes script.php Appendix: Xdebug Cloud # all you'll likely need to add is xdebug.start_with_request=yes # If the INI you're loading from has the desired Xdebug values, # The IDE, of course, needs the proper path mapping and listening. You can debug a CLI program by starting Xdebug on the request for example, by adding the flags on a configuration without Xdebug: # The important part is making sure the host and port match what's listening for debugging. Use this only for restricted-access development web servers, like on a LAN. This is useful for multiple developers on a LAN, but provides no security anyone who can connect to the web server can debug. The xdebug.discover_client_host option will make Xdebug connect back to the IP that connected to the web server (even accommodating for a reverse proxy), instead of the remote host specified (The remote host/port can be omitted in that case.). If you have another server, you might find it useful to point Xdebug to the proxy and set up indiviual entries to each computer. This isn’t covered because it won’t run on IBM i (because it’s written in Go). Xdebug offers a proxy to route requests to different computers depending on the IDE key. Because the logs are verbose, you might want to disable logging once you’re done troubleshooting. Xdebug will log what it tried to connect to and any messages sent between it and the debugger. Set xdebug.log to a file that the web server or PHP-CLI user can write to, and have it make a debugger connection. If you’re having difficulty having Xdebug connect back to your debugger, you can log the connection attempts Xdebug makes. : let g:vdebug_options.path_maps = Troubleshooting debugger connections In the preferences window (available from the application or Window menu, depending on platform), select the page for PHP -> Debug -> Installed Debuggers. Eclipse can be downloaded with PDT bundled, Zend Studio has Eclipse PDT integrated, and PDT can be installed into RDi. The Eclipse PHP Development Tools provides PHP functionality in Eclipse. In the “Debugger” palette window, in addition to breakpoints, frames, and variables, it will tell you when the mapping is incorrect and preventing PhpStorm from debugging properly. If you run into issues with PhpStorm not being able to step or use breakpoints, make sure the mapping is set correctly. If you run into issues with connecting, make sure PhpStorm is listening on the right port. At minimum, the file you want to debug should be in an opened project. You probably want to establish a project mapping. ![]()
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