| Debugging files NOT under the document root [message #16457] |
Fri, 20 April 2007 06:49  |
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For improved security it's a good practice to put back-end source files
NOT under the document root, but somewhere else.
I want to know is it possible to debug those files with PDT/XDebug and
the new path mapper and how should it be configured.
Regards,
Emil Ivanov
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| Re: Debugging files NOT under the document root [message #16510 is a reply to message #16475] |
Fri, 20 April 2007 12:18  |
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Thanks for the quick response. I got it running - and...
Ima tell ya, that thing rocks. Thanks again and keep up the good work.
Dave Kelsey wrote:
> It should be possible and depending on how you create your setup, you
> may or may not
> need to use a path mapper.
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> Whenever a script is executing within PHP, XDebug will know its complete
> path.
> In order for PDT to be able to
> a) show the correct script when editing
> b) send breakpoints to PHP/XDebug
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> either
> 1) the script being executed by PHP is the same physical file contained
> within your workspace
> 2) we need some way to map a relationship between the physical file PHP
> is executing and the
> physical copy of the file that exists in the PDT workspace
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> If you have a setup that reflects 1), then you don't need a path mapper
> If you have a setup that reflects 2), then you need a path mapper.
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> The sample path mapper I provided will map a single directory path for
> the web server scripts
> (it doesn't have to be your htdocs location, even though it is labeled
> like that) to a single path within your workspace.
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> So you need to work out how you directory of scripts (not in htdocs)
> will map
> to the copies contained in your workspace based on the above.
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> If you have scripts in htdocs and outside of htdocs, it may still be
> possible to
> to use my sample mapper to debug scripts in both places if you require.
>
> Dave Kelsey
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