



I'm looking for a simple proxy that would accept a Http 'get' request from my python program and forward it to the web server.....could anyone plz provide me with a sample python script for such a proxy.....
i intend to deploy the proxy on a virtual IP-say 192.168.19.6 on eth0:3.
so i need to be sending a Get requet via the proxy server to the URL( www.example.com)......
Plz help,Thanks in advance
I'm having some debug issues. If I set the debugger to take an available system port, it changes every time I close/open Komodo, at which time I have to go change my xdebug.ini (included into php.ini) and restart apache.
If I set it to a specific port, then for some reason when I open the program it often gives me an error saying it could not bind to that port. If I wait patiently (ok, that's a lie...I'm not very patient, I'm ver ADD), after a while I can click Debug->"Listen For Debug Connections" and it'll work.
I'm sure I'm missing it, but in Zend Studio I could do a search, then do a second one and choose to open the results in a new search tab so I had both to look at. I see that the results tab in Komodo is called "Find Results 1" which makes it seem like this is possible, but I don't see how to do it.
I'm trying to see if I can make the switch from Zend Studio (which I liked, but am having support issues with). One of the things that was so nice about Zend Studio was it's debug toolbar for firefox (there was one for IE too, but I never used it). It did a bunch of useless stuff (imo), but it had a button to click that would debug the current page (and then stop), and a way to set it to debug all forms (POST) on the site (and nothing else), and another to debug all pages (and when you unchecked that it would stop).
Whenever I try to use ctrl+k,ctrl+g I get an error:
error evaluating 'dbDelta' at ticker-symbol.php#96: Key Error: 'activate' (/home/aaroncampbell/Komodo-IDE-4/lib/mozilla/python/komodo/codeintel2/tree_php.py#582 in _elem_from_scoperef) (error determining definition)
It worked on the first few I tried, but then I tried it on a PHP function (to see if it would go to the manual), and it doesn't work on anything now. I just get variations of that error (with the function name, file, and line number changed).
I'm trying to switch from Zend Studio (having support issues with them, but I love their product so it's hard). Anyway, one of the things that I often used in Zend Studio was the ability to ctrl_click on any function. If it was a PHP function, it would take you to the PHP.net page. If it was a custom function, it would take you to it's definition.
It looks like it's supposed to do the same thing if I press ctrl+k,ctrl+g which isn't near as simple.
I have a 'relatively' clean install of Ubuntu 8.04, and have installed Komodo 4.4.1 without incident, what is there seems to be working fine but I seem to be missing some features.
The syntax checking is working for every language except PHP and JavaScript, I don't use PHP so this isn't a problem, but for JavaScript it is.
I've already search google and these forums and can't find anything on the subject.
Does anyone have any idea's?
My collegues and I are having issues with Komodo 4.4 on ubuntu hardy and gutsy.
Through out the day it sits on 100% cpu for minutes at a time, sometimes it becomes unbearable and we have to kill it.
We are editing mainly ruby files, for example now mine is sat on 100% cpu editing a file with 1252 lines. I do not use the project window because that is complete unuseable at the best of times.
I hope there is a fix as I do like Komodo just wish it wasn't so laggy :(
Rob.
Hi folks. I am on a Komodo 4.4 trial install, and trying to get the debugger to work with PHP.
I am on a fairly stock Kubuntu Hardy 8.04, with XDebug installed. Versions are as follows:
PHP 5.2.4-2ubuntu5.1 with Suhosin-Patch 0.9.6.2 (cli) (built: May 9 2008 16:34:16)
Copyright (c) 1997-2007 The PHP Group
Zend Engine v2.2.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2007 Zend Technologies
with Xdebug v2.0.2, Copyright (c) 2002-2007, by Derick Rethans
Hi all,
I'm wondering if it's possible to class different projects like that:
Python
-> PythonProject1
--->file1
--->file2
--->subfolder1
----->file3
-> PythonProject2
--->file4
--->file5
--->subfolder2
----->file5
Cpp
->CppProject1
->CppProject2
I'm only able to define PythonProject1, PythonProject2, CppProject1 and CppProject2 but not to organize the way I want (with different categories)
Any ideas?
Thanks you
Francois