Debugging with xdebug, netbeans and a mounted remote server?

I don't know about Netbeans, never used it, but in Eclipse PDT where you can also debug using XDebug there is a distinction between "PHP web page" and "PHP script". For "PHP web page" you choose a web server (that you configured earlier) and not a php interpreter (like you have to do with "PHP script").

I don't know about Netbeans, never used it, but in Eclipse PDT where you can also debug using XDebug there is a distinction between "PHP web page" and "PHP script". For "PHP web page" you choose a web server (that you configured earlier) and not a php interpreter (like you have to do with "PHP script"). Perhaps there's the same thing for Netbeans?

The key Netbeans PHP debugging breakthrough came for me when I added a path mapping to my project (under Project Tab|Right-click Project|Properties|Run Configuration|Advanced Button), so that my project knew how to correlate server source code paths to the local paths (windows drive letter paths). Example path map: /home/myusername/sourcedir mapped to x:\sourcedir I believe I work with a similar configuration to yours (LAMP server, windows machine with the source from the LAMP machine showing up locally under a windows mapped drive). This worked for me.

I had been trying the URLs for my project (http://server/projectroot) as the path mapping. That was not what was needed. The actual path on the server (i.e.My home directory and below) was needed.

The xdebug. Remote_host variable refers to the host that xdebug should connect. You can debug PHP on a remote server using NetBeans, but it would require you to configure xdebug on the remote server such that it would connect to your development PC.

Here's a simple example: Your development PC, with NetBeans, is on 10.0.0.100, and your remote PHP webserver is on 10.0.0.1 Set the xdebug. Remote_host=10.0.0.100 Now whenever someone (or you) specified the XDEBUG_SESSION_START parameter in the URL on the remote server, xdebug would try to connect to 10.0.0.100. Xdebug v2.1 has a nice feature: xdebug.

Remote_enable = 1 Enabling that option would override xdebug. Remote_host and then xdebug would connect to the $_SERVER'REMOTE_ADDR' (which is the IP address that the client is connecting from). This awesome feature would allow you to have multiple debugging on the same server, since you can't manipulate xdebug.

Remote_host with ini_set().

Pada meant: xdebug. Remote_connect_back, not xdebug. Remote_enable.

You must have both of them set in order for Xdebug to auto-connect back to Netbeans (or whatever the debugger).

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