dev machine
- mac laptop, 10.8.3
- eclipse, Juno SR2
- php pdt 3.1.2.2012
remote machine
- parallels, vm, CentOS 6.3
- php 5.4.14
- xdebug
/etc/php.ini file
[xdebug]
zend_extension=/usr/lib64/php/modules/xdebug.so
xdebug.remote_enable=1
xdebug.remote_handler="dbgp"
xdebug.remote_mode=req
xdebug.remote_port=9000
xdebug.remote_host="10.211.55.3"
xdebug.remote_log=/tmp/xdebug_remote_log
xdebug.remote_connect_back=1
The PHP files all live on the remote machine and are mapped into a project in eclipse (i.e. i can see the actual files on my dev machine).
I have a debug configuration and can run in the debugger, but can't set or stop at any breakpoint. I even tried xdebug_break() - just seems to ignore it.
I tried opening port 9000 on the remote machine, no difference.
I tried adding this '-Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true' to the eclipse.ini file (found in another post -- had to do with IPv6 vs. IPv4), didn't work.
Project properties in eclipse:
- PHP Debugger: XDebug
- Server:
- Base URL: h_t_t_p_://10.211.55.3
- Path Mapping: Path on server: /home/userxyz/workspace/test, Local Path: /test
I am out of ideas about what to try. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have a similar configuration here and I am using samba to share the server folder. When I open the project on Eclipse I am using the file the server uses to process the requests. the correct file map is still necessary to break points working as expected.
So, I have a Ubuntu box with the following settings:
Machine Name :
ubuntu-12-10
Document Root : /www/sites/project1
Smb share : [www] -> /www
Eclipse Mac OS:
workspace :
/Volumes/ubuntu-12-10/www/sites
site :
http://ubuntu
project : project1
maps :
Adapting for your world you should to be able to stop on breakpoints.
I show you Remote server on a windows machine used there filezilla. My Ubuntu 12.04 is at the moment not on.
Try to make a connection to your FTP-server.
Be shure ftp is up and running. Set your ftp server that you can connect from your local machine.
Change your perspective to
Remote System explorer
.Remote System explorer
viewCreate a new connection
Test your ftp connection
Ftp Server settings.
1 For each user to have ftp access, to create a system user.
2 If not present the line
Add to /etc/shells.
3 In/etc/passwd file for each FTP user as a login shell /bin/false rejected.
for example:
Eclipse Ftp setting
Final steps.
only when a connection to ftp server is established.
On your server create a folder in
/var/www/html
call the folder switch-r .Create a new PHP Project call it
Switch-Remote
.right click at
Switch-Remote
select new folder.after
OK
your project looksright click on the new folder switch select
new PHPFile
.after
OK
you can see following in eclipse ftp log .and your project ..
open switch.php and replace with new code.
put a breakpoint at line 8 .
Create a new Debug Configuration
Change the settings as seen in the next image .
Debug with the just created config .
Debug stops at line 8.
and finish.
Everything you change or you rename files,
everything is automatically transferred via FTP to the server.