| Solved: XDebug not launching browser in Ubuntu [message #534395] |
Tue, 18 May 2010 21:17  |
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Eclipse would not open a browser window whenever I tried to debug. I could debug fine in another IDE, so I knew the problem wasn't with XDebug, but rather with Eclipse. Checked the Eclipse log (workspace/.metadata/.log) and saw:
!MESSAGE The debug port 10000 is in use. Please select a different port for the debugger.
Odd, since 10000 is the port assigned to Zend Debugger, and I had set things up to use XDebug. At any rate, after switching the Zend Debugger to an unused port (10000 is the default port for webmin), I was able to successfully launch a browser and use Xdebug as usual.
Let me know if I should file a bug report.
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| Re: Solved: XDebug not launching browser in Ubuntu [message #534610 is a reply to message #534395] |
Wed, 19 May 2010 12:03  |
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I think the ports used by eclipse is more of a place holder than a default. Zend Debugger port is off also, but, if during the XDebug or Zend installations, the ports may use another port if it is already in use.
Every documentation I came across mentioned to set this port based on your server debugger port setup, so I think this can vary from install to install.
Still, with Zend, there is a default port it uses, and with XDebug I'm assuming this is the same way. It would seem logical that PDT would follow this same set of logic for "best case" situations.
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