Unsuccessful XDebug installation?

According to netbeans manual you have to add the xdebug configuration file to the apache php ini directory and not the local php ini directory to make it work with anykind of wamp. 1) wiki.netbeans.org/HowToConfigureXDebug 2) Definition of wamp: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WAMP.

As I have mentioned in my first post, I am not using WAMP ("server manually installed, no package"). Thanks anyway – Ondrej Nov 5 at 16:19 I'm not using either but you use Windows. – David Nov 5 at 16:21 Sorry, I thought of WAMP as of the concrete package with the this name, not in general.

But I still have the problem, altough I have copied php. Ini into windows/ folder, apache/bin/ folder and php/ folder. – Ondrej Nov 5 at 16:29 I've even used PHPINIDir E:/.../apache/bin in my VirtualHosts settings (and it reflected into phpinfo), but still no result with xdebug.

FYI I'm using Apache from apachelounge. Com – Ondrej Nov 5 at 16:36 I'm using lighttpd with xdebug. But my xdebug isn't working either.

– David Nov 5 at 19:28.

Try zend_extension**_ts**=... and the in a console fire php -m to see whats in. No need to restart server.

Thanks for answer. I tried both with no result. – Ondrej Dec 3 at 23:49.

I "solved" the problem by updating from 5.3.6 to 5.3.8. I don't know where the problem was, but update and it will work fine. (I used xdebug.org/find-binary.php).

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