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Using Eclipse to debug Apache/PHP 5.x on Ubuntu [message #655036]

Fri, 18 February 2011 06:29

sneakyimp Mising name

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I have a fresh install of 64-bit ubuntu running on another computer. I have Eclipse and PDT installed on the machine and can edit files and interact with SVN.

I'm wondering how to set up a project so that I can actually step through my PHP code for pages accessed via apache. Is this possible. I'm really anxious to get this working. Any hints would be very very welcome.

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Re: Using Eclipse to debug Apache/PHP 5.x on Ubuntu [message #655577 is a reply to message #655036]

Mon, 21 February 2011 19:35

sneakyimp Mising name

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Alrighty, I have managed to get this working. It required me to compile XDebug and install it as a PHP module.

I'm wondering a couple of other things:
* What about debugging a page that is accessed via mod_rewrite rule? For instance the filename might be index.php but the url might be something like this:
http://domain.com/seo-friendly-url/seo-friendly-name-id

* Can one debug a multithreaded PHP script like this using Eclipse:
http://webscripts.softpedia.com/script/PHP-Clases/Multi-Thre aded-Daemon-51653.html

Any input would be greatly appreciated.

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