remote file mapping
Zobo
potential for me. I'm mostly stuck writing PHP code in mcedit (or
worse), so I'm looking for a big step forward and I want it all: code
hinting integrated help and of course debugging.
I tried some time ago this remote debugging business so I basically
know how it works (studied the confs, read the server code, had it
working...)
Anyway. After spending a few hours trying to get things working I
finally made it and I have a question regarding remote mapping.
When working on a remote server via SMB or similar, you usually export
the home directory of your scripts. Here an example:
server dir: /var/www
windows client has this mounted on W:\
The logical thing would be to set up a mapping for "remote path" to /
var/www and "local path" (Storage settings) to "W:\"..
However.. One must create a new mount to the root of the server file
system (X:\ mounted to / ) and use in the mapping...
I don't need to emphasize the security issue... I wanted to check this
out more closely but did not found the source of this project...
Will this be fixed? Is this desired this way? (I'm asking because I
seen it done differently in other tools)
By the way.. Is the "session" field of any relevancy?
The second thing about debugging which I wanted to point out (but is
not directly a problem of the editor).
Imagine a development server. Two people want to debug.. They cant...
As the debugger IP is hard coded to the config. I remember dbg could
take the remote debugger client IP and PORT over a GPC parameter...
I have one other question regarding parameter hinting. I've seen it
work great when the function etc is defined in the same file. We have
a gigantic system that spans over hundreds of files that are mostly
included dynamically (the path and file name are evaluated from
variables).. How can I guide the editor to parse the right files for
parameter hints? Would a project file help?
Thank you for your time.
sup...@tswebeditor.tk
> Anyway. After spending a few hours trying to get things working I
> finally made it and I have a question regarding remote mapping.
> When working on a remote server via SMB or similar, you usually export
> the home directory of your scripts. Here an example:
> server dir: /var/www
> windows client has this mounted on W:\
> The logical thing would be to set up a mapping for "remote path" to /
> var/www and "local path" (Storage settings) to "W:\"..
> However.. One must create a new mount to the root of the server file
> system (X:\ mounted to / ) and use in the mapping...
> I don't need to emphasize the security issue... I wanted to check this
> out more closely but did not found the source of this project...
http://tswebeditor.tigris.org/source/browse/tswebeditor/ (currently not
100% up to date)
> By the way.. Is the "session" field of any relevancy?
if you have different servers with the same remote path, yes.
tsWebEditor uses the remote host ip and/or the session to chose the
right entry.
>
> The second thing about debugging which I wanted to point out (but is
> not directly a problem of the editor).
> Imagine a development server. Two people want to debug.. They cant...
> As the debugger IP is hard coded to the config. I remember dbg could
> take the remote debugger client IP and PORT over a GPC parameter...
http://www.xdebug.org/docs-dbgp.php#just-in-time-debugging-and-debugger-proxies
tsWebEditor does not support this feature at the moment.
>
> I have one other question regarding parameter hinting. I've seen it
> work great when the function etc is defined in the same file. We have
> a gigantic system that spans over hundreds of files that are mostly
> included dynamically (the path and file name are evaluated from
> variables).. How can I guide the editor to parse the right files for
> parameter hints? Would a project file help?
>
currently you cannot.
...thaler...