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Remote debug (via tunnel) connects but does nothing

OS: Linux

I am using Komodo on a Windows machine to edit and debug programs (Perl 5.8.8) on a remote Linux machine. I am doing this via an ssh tunnel (which I create with PuTTY, because I must go through a firewall). I have tunneled both ports 22 (local, for ssh) and 9000 (remote, for debugging).

I have configured my systems per instructions (http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/docs/Komodo/4.1/komodo-doc-debugperl.ht...).

Shortcuts in non us keyboard layout

OS: Linux

When it will be work in komodo for linux? I can't use keyboard shortcuts in linux when switch in non en/us layout (russian for example)

changing from root to other user...

OS: Linux

Hi,

I have installed Komodo as root.

Now I'm trying to run it with my real user - but with no luck.
I have tried to install the license again after changing its owner to my user account...but again - no luck...

Can any one knows what is wrong ? -

Installing Crypt::SSLeay on ActiveState perl Linux

OS: Linux

hi! I am have finished my project and have created a windows binary using perlapp. I now need to do the same on Linux. I have installed ActiveState Perl and am trouble finding Crypt::SSLeay package that will install on linux. Can anyone help me out?

Macro: Save file as root (Linux)

OS: Linux

Here is a Komodo 4.0 macro that will enable you to save a file in Komodo that only has root write priviledges (gets around those annoying "Permission Denied" errors).

The macro makes use of GKSu (a gtk UI root password handler) that is common on linux platforms like Ubuntu and most Gnome systems (you certainly could modify it to use another program as well).

Just copy and paste the following JavaScript macro into your Komodo toolbox, then when you want to save a root controlled file, launch the macro.


var view = komodo.view;

function cleanupBuffer() {

Font size smaller than 8

OS: Linux

Hey guys,

Anyone know off of the top of their head how to make fonts in the editor smaller than 8 points? I'm working on a small display and need a smaller font to match my desktop. I'm hoping I don't have to go dig through the XUL files to find it to write an extension :-)

-Travis

Explore Project Directory run command

OS: Windows Linux

This Run Command that brings up Windows Explorer (or GNOME Nautilus) located inside your current project directory. Besides giving you a quick access to file operations on your project, it's also convenient for Komodo Edit users that use TortoiseSVN (or similar tools) for source-control purposes.

You can download the run command from my blog here.

CGI Debugging: 'No Input File specified'

OS: Linux | Product: Komodo | tags: debugging komodo linux PHP
Question: 

When I try to debug PHP using CGI Emulation, I get this error:

No input file specified.

Answer: 

This is because your PHP CGI interpreter has been compiled with cgi.force_redirect set to on for security reasons. We can fix this in Komodo by changing this setting in the copy of php.ini that Komodo uses:

- open the php.ini copy that Komodo is using:

~/.komodo/host-<hostname>/php/<php-version>/php.ini

- change the setting:

; cgi.force_redirect = 1

to

cgi.force_redirect = 0

Save the php.ini, then try debugging using CGI Emulation again.

How do you customize Komodo?

OS: Linux

A while ago I wrote what ended up being a very simple macro that takes the last word you typed, tried to find a matching Snippet in your toolbox, and inserts it. This was something of an homage to TextMate's macro/bundle system and although it isn't quite as cool ( no tabbing between markers ) it has ened up being quite useful for me personally, so much so that I get quite frustrated if I am using Komodo without it and the large library of snippets I have accumulated along the way.

I find it interesting that Komodo seems 'customizable enough', meaning that although I may find the stock config a little frustrating, I can tweak it to my liking now quite easily. Here is a list of my personal must-have tweaks:

Keeping Project Files and Source Control in Sync

OS: Linux

I am a new user to Komodo and am a bit stumped about the source control (SC) handling (as seen in the context menu of the Project overview). I am using SVN as SC engine.

The project itself was an "import from filesystem" from a fresh manual checkout.

Here are my issues
- right clicking on the project file has all the SC options disabled; how do I do a global SC update for example
- there seems to be no properly working recursive update option; SC updating a folder pulled in a new file correctly, but then put it wrongly into the root level directory

So, how do I keep the source control/physical file tree in sync with the project files Komodo manages?

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