RE: [gbd-dev] Use of Gubed in ~home/public_html

[Brett S. <tec...@se...>]

Aaron,

This was very helpful, I am much closer, but two issues remain.

I used your idea of a soft-link.  Since I have several subdirectories
under my public_html, each with a seperate project, in each of these
directories I created a soft-link:

StartSession.php ->  /usr/local/gubed/ServerScripts/StartSession.php

Then I was able to setup a reference:

href="StartSession.php?gbdScript=test.php"

and that worked!  Very nice.

The two issues:

1) If there are multiple users, each will be running their debugger on
their own server/port.

The debug server and port are read from the single file
localsettings.php in the ServerScripts directory.  I tried adding
?gbdDebugServer=mysystem to the reference, but it didn't work.  Looks
like GubedGlobals.php could be modified to look first in the current
directory for localsettings.php and/or take the debug server/port as an
option.  

2) When references are made to other scripts, from the script being
debugged, StartSession.php inserts itself on the command line so that
debugging can continue.  This is a good thing, but it prepends a leading
/, so that for instance my href=index.php becomes
StartSession.php?gbdScript=/index.php and fails.  If the leading / is
removed, it works.  I'm wondering of the StartSession.php script can be
modified to better decide if a leading / is required and leave it out if
an absolute path wasn't used to start with.

Brett




On Tue, 24 May 2005 21:06:23 -0400, "Aaron McDonald"
<wmc...@ho...> said:
> Hey Brett, I have Gubed CVS installed at /usr/local/src/Gubed-CVS. I then 
> created a Gubed softlink from /user_home_dir/public_html/ to 
> /usr/local/src/Gubed-CVS. I invoke StartSession.php with 
> ~user/path_to_script and everything seems to work fine. Let me know if a 
> similar setup works for you as this seems like an acceptable setup for a 
> multiuser environment.
> 
> Thanks,
> Aaron McDonald

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Brett C. Serkez, Technical Trainer