Remote Breakpoints

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By: jmcvetta

I am trying to use PyDev to debug a program running on a
remote server.  My
setup is Eclipse 3.3.1, PyDev 1.3.13, and PyDev Extensions
1.3.13; both local
and remote hosts are Linux.  No problem getting remote
pydevd to attach to local
debugger.  However, I cannot figure out how to set
breakpoints in the remote
code.  Fabio suggested to another user that he could
"manually fix that by making
the needed changes from the paths from your machine to the
other one in some
places" (http://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=4533884).  But I have
identical copies of the code at the same path on both local
and remote hosts,
so not sure what to do here.



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By: fabioz

Basically, if your paths are 'exactly the same' in both
machines, it should
work without any changes... (the files you want to add
breakpoints have the
same absolute paths on both machines). Now, if that's not
the case, I'd advise
you to wait for the next release (next week), as I've just
changed things so
that it's easy to do that mapping (currently you'd have to
hack it in more places
than you should).

Cheers,

Fabio

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By: fabioz

Ok, I've just seen (a bit late) that you said you already
have the same identical
paths... so, it should be working already...

So, try looking at pydevd.py for "elif cmd_id ==
CMD_SET_BREAK:" and just put
some prints there to see if the breakpoint is correctly set
in the remote machine...
(as I said, I've already improved that code to give more
tracing info, checking
if the file exists, etc, but in the current release you'll
have to see if that's
correctly set with prints...)

Cheers,

Fabio

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By: jmcvetta

Per Fabio's suggestion, I added some print statements to
pydevd.py below "elif
cmd_id == CMD_SET_BREAK:".  They show the correct file
path and line number
for my breakpoints.  However, the debugger still does not
stop at the breakpoints.
If it matters, the code I am trying to debug is
multithreaded, and I do see
the thread where my breakpoints should be catching.

What else could be the problem?  Debugging
<i>does</i> work locally, so I doubt
there's an issue with my Eclipse/PyDev setup.

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