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Go anywhere Server PHP Debugger

I never realised there was such a thing!  The name of this great program is GUBED (debug backwards) and it is based on a really simple idea.

To run the debugger, you call some PHP scripts (also installed on the same website) that grab the code of the web page you want to debug, and call you back (as other 'hard server install' solutions do)  How these PHP scripts work is extremely simple (that's probably why it took so long for somebody to think of it)  Because this is just some PHP code for the server, the only real restriction on the webhost is whether the script can make an outbound connection or no.  I do think there is another way around this which I may hack away at if I find the time.

If you are a PHP coder it's really worth checking out:  http://gubed.mccabe.nu/

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