Adapted from Homestead Improved and originally Homestead, this setup will boot up a bare-bones Trusty (Ubuntu 14.04 LTS 64bit) VM. Using an SSH tunnel to step debug through a firewall Step 2: Clone and Boot Clone this repository. This post is one in a series on debugging. One downside to this is if the host machines IP address changes, this setting will need to be updated. With this done, the server now knew where to reach the IDE for debugging sessions. NOTE: Checking the box “Use browser’s IP Address” did not fix the issue.
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However, this wasn’t working because PhpStorm was not reporting a usable IP address, so we needed to update the settings manually: Zend Debugger Tweakīy default Zend Debugger will automatically attempt to detect the IDE settings, as shown below: Unfortunately PhpStorm doesn’t provide a way to alter the listening IP addresses in the preferences, so we were left with either using an SSH tunnel to allow port forwarding of the listening port (10137) back to the host, or manually informing Zend Debugger where the IDE would be located. This meant the server would never be able to send information back to the IDE without the use of an SSH tunnel, because it could not reach 127.0.1.1 or 127.0.0.1 of the host. So it appears PhpStorm was attempting to use the IP addresses linked to the host systems ‘localhost’ and ‘hostname’, but not an IP address accessible via the network. To start things off I wanted to take a look at what PhpStorm was listening to, so I used the broadcast port 20080 to see this in a browser: In this case we knew there was not a firewall blocking access, so it had to be networking. At first glance I thought adding 127.0.1.1 to the allowed hosts would do it. Both the host machine and the virtual machine were running Ubuntu 14.04. The person experiencing this issue was attempting to debug a site in a VirtualBox virtual machine from the host machine. Host ‘127.0.1.1’ is not allowed to open debug sessions – please configure zend_debugger.allow_hosts in the ini file.Failed to connect to host ‘127.0.0.1’, reason: ‘Connection refused’. In this case Zend Studio was able to debug an application using Zend Debugger while PhpStorm was failing unless an SSH tunnel was used.
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Fecha: 06-06-2016 14:54:11 Comparativa Windows 7 vs Windows 10 No resuelta En esta oportunidad quería abordar el tema de migrar o no a. Recently I was helping someone troubleshoot an issue using PhpStorm and Zend Debugger. Etiquetas: Microsoft - PHP - PHP PDO - Pregunta - SQL Server Leer (En Español) Votos: 1 - Respuestas: 4 - Vistas: 22 Compartir en: Google Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Link.
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