Port 9000 is what the debug client (eclipse, phpstorm, …) will listen on. When a request comes in to the web server, xdebug will attempt to connect to the debug port (9000) and let the debugger know that a request has started. So you shouldn't see anything listening on port 9000 until you actually start up a debugging session.
Hope that helps,
Dan
On Aug 9, 2013, at 3:06 PM, Michael Joyner <michael.joyner[@]tavhealth.com<mailto:michael.joyner[@]tavhealth.com>> wrote:
PHP 5.3
I compiled and installed xdebug with no errors.
When I run "php -i" and "php -m" I can see xdebug.
When I run a phpinfo() we page, I can't see it.
I did a localhost test on port 9000 and its not listening.
I have restarted the webserver several times and I copied my
php.ini statement for xdebug from a production php.ini.
Please help.
Thanks in advance.
Received on Sat Aug 10 2013 - 02:04:10 BST
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