On Jan 30, 2005, at 11:45 AM, Aaron Ballman wrote:
Then I'm not certain why it's not functional for you aside from: you
must be missing steps in the magic dance to get VPC to remote debug.
I've never tried getting remote debugging to work under VPC, so
perhaps someone else has some insights. Also, I seem to recall
someone posting steps on the list before -- you may want to search the
archives as well.
Yeah, I just read through all that rigmarole. It works as long as OS
X's firewall is disabled. It can connect to the stub and send the
application, but when it launches the app, it gives a failed assertion
saying the app couldn't find the IDE. I'm pretty sure this doesn't have
anything to do with VPC specifically. It seems like OS X won't accept a
connection.
With a bit of help from tcpflow (which completely ignores -b!!), below
is the end of the beginning of a remote debug session.
192.168.000.007.52009-192.168.000.012.33445:
.MenuBar1.MenuBar1%o<MenuBar1>%.App.__Lookup._NewAppInstance._MakeDefaul
tView._Main._InitPluginEntrypoints.........
RUN 0002542.007.13897-192.168.000.012.01056: BRLA 00002D36
With the firewall on, the last message (RUN...) never gets sent.
192.168.0.7 is my number, .12 is the Windows machine. Ring any bells?
It's interesting to me that there's other ports involved than 33445,
44553, 44554.
Weird.... and as soon as I added 01056 to the ports allowed, the system
suddenly thinks there's other firewall software running and now won't
let me change my settings! Grrr...
Seth Willits
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