I've tried to change Xdebug port to some random other numbers and it doesn't change anything. Telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection timed out Same thing when I try from another computer on my local network, telnet 192.168.1.4 9000 works fine.īut from my Docker's web container even though I can successfully ping 10.0.75.1 and telnet this IP on port 80 either (it connects), on port 9000 it returns an error whether PHPStorm is listening or not : telnet 10.0.75.1 9000 When I telnet 10.0.75.1 9000 from windows it connects successfully when PHPStorm is listening and returns this error when it is not listening : "Could not open connection to the host on port 9000 : connect failed".
I can connect to the remote docker daemon and almost everything works fine Docker settings: Remote Interpreter: I seems like that i have a problem in my mappings which i dont understand.
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Therefore I tried to telnet it from different places : PhpStorm Docker on remote host: How to bind volumes correctly Follow seking Created Aug01:29 Hello, i want to work with docker on a remote host. Still, PHPStorm doesn't get any incoming connection from this container. I have bound port 9000 to 9000 for this container : web: PHPStorm (on Windows) is listening to Xdebug on port 9000. Working with PhpStorm and Docker on Windows Prelude If you are a web developer then you probably used (or still using) some tool that emulating web-server environment. It's also the DockerNAT virtual device IP. My Windows IP as seen by docker seems to be 10.0.75.1 (PHP shows 10.0.75.1 for $_SERVER when visited from Windows). Here is what appears in my php.ini from within this container : xdebug.remote_enable=on I have Xdebug configured in a container with PHP. I'm a bit confused using Xdebug, Docker for Windows, and PhpStorm.
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