



Hello,
I can't get remote debugging to work with CGI on Apache 1.3 running on Linux, and Komodo 4.0 running on Windows XP SP2.
I downloaded and installed the remote debugging package for Linux and installed it as root at /root/Komodo. Remote perl debugging works great from the Linux box for perl scripts, connecting directly (no proxy) with Komodo on the Windows XP host using port 9000.
However, after adding the necessary SetEnv commands in httpd.conf and adding the -d switch to the shebang line in a working CGI script, I can't get the remote debugging session to start on the XP system.
The Listening Status dialog in Komodo does increment the total connections number, but I never get an active connection or a session when I launch the script with Internet Explorer.
Furthermore, the page never quite loads in IE on the Windows box either. It spins for a while trying to load the content in the browser, but it eventually times out.
I downloaded a script from apache.org that dumps all the env settings from apache, and my PERL5LIB and PERLDBOPTS are correct for my remote host. It's trying to connect, but never establishes an active connection or session.
Any ideas?
Thanks very much in advance for any assistance.
Dennis
Never mind. I've solved the problem.
After I typed in my post to this forum, it occurred to me that I'd unpacked the Linux remote debugging package into a subdirectory of ~root. It would seem that Apache was not able to access this area. Duh.
Once I relocated the remote debugging package to /usr/local/Komodo and made the corresponding changes in httpd.conf, I was all set.
Thanks for a great product in Komodo and for this forum.
Dennis