![]() ![]() ![]() However, in order for the client on the guest (Xdebug) to connect to the server on the host (PhpStorm), it must know where to send its request. This means that Xdebug will connect to Phpstorm whenever the PHP application is accessed, for example, through a browser. For this use case, Xdebug is the client, and PhpStorm is the server. Connections between Xdebug and PhpStorm are no exception. Generally, the Internet works on a client-server model. The second (2) is the guest: the guest is the virtual OS installed by Vagrant. The first (1) is the host: the host is the main operating system (OS) that Vagrant was installed on. There are two communication points to be aware of when developing in Vagrant. How do Xdebug and PhpStorm communicate through Vagrant? It is also assumed that the application to debug will be accessed through a browser. It will not explain how to install Vagrant, Xdebug, or any other tool referenced. That location has been moved to “Languages & Frameworks,” and then “PHP.” Who will benefit from reading this guide?Īnyone who has been frustrated and ultimately defeated by attempts to run a successful debugging session through Vagrant will benefit from reading this guide. For example, many parts of this guide mention a “Project Settings ” heading to find the “PHP” subheading this no longer exists in PhpStorm 8. Note that as of PhpStorm 8 some of the preferences have been structured and named differently. The process only varies slightly from the original, so the steps will be included below-instead of in a new article-with a clear distinction between the original steps, which still work very well, and the new ones. As indicated in the original publication, the steps to take advantage of remote interpreters will be delineated. 22, 2015: PhpStorm 8 was released late 2014. When that is available, a new post will be written, with a link to it from this one. It will be significantly easier when PhpStorm 8 is released, due to its ability to define remote interpreters. I accept it and add /var/The process is not as straightforward as it should be, and available documentation has not been clear on this usage. ![]() When I remove it and reload the browser, I get: INFO: Connected to debugging client: :9003 (through xdebug.client_host/xdebug.client_port). INFO: Connecting to configured address/port: :9003. INFO: Trigger value for 'XDEBUG_TRIGGER' not found, falling back to 'XDEBUG_SESSION' The mentioned file path on server is /var/But basically this ends up in my configuration that I already had.Īs from the comments, I enabled logging: Log opened at 10:03:18.607155 In addition what I found (and don't understand), when I remove the server config from phpstorm and reload the browser, a window "Incoming Connection From Xdebug" appears. To verify, I tried the debugging in VSCode and it is stopping in the index.php. When I remove the "stop at first line" setting and add a breakpoint in the public/index.php instead, it is not stopping at all. In PhpStorm in the servers settings I added the host localhost:80 and I mapped the project files to the /var/www/html dir. What do I need to do, to debug the original code instead of the server.php only? The generated cachegrind.out.21 file contains the server.php only as well. When I set the "Break at first line in php scripts" setting in PhpStorm, the script stops at the server.php file. env I added: SAIL_XDEBUG_MODE=develop,debug,profile I installed the latest Laravel ( curl -s "" | bash) with SAIL. ![]()
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