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roy brener [12.04.2012 17:20]:
> Hello And sorry to bother you. i started working with xdebug with
> netbeans 7.1 a few days ago. today suddenly xdebug (or netbeans
> connection to xdebug) stoped working i checked all the settings and
> everything seems to be configured i restarted apache2 server few
> times (installed it and php using wapp) and tried to reconfigure
> all. nothing is working! the strange thing is when i start a
> debuging session in netbeans i can see that port 9000 is listening
> but for what i understand not in the right address
>
> i attached a few screen captures with various settings any help
> will be very appreciated!
>
> Thanks a lot (also for your great tool) Roy
Hi Roy,
as far as I understand this, Port 9000 ist listening on any network
interface: "0.0.0.0:9000" means IPv4 with each local address,
"[::]:9000" is the same for IPv6.
As a remote host, you allowed "127.0.0.1" in your config, this is the
local host in IPv4 notation. Maybe your host decides to contact xdbug
via IPv6 now? Can you add "::1" to the list of allowed hosts and
restart? I do not know whether xdebug or apache handle this
internally, but I do not believe so.
Hope this helps,
Werner
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