hfriedrich wrote on Fri Oct 15 16:45:31 MEST 2004:
Does anybody know whether I would need to configure anything in /etc/services and/or /etc/inetd.conf in order to use the EPIC debugger on a Solaris machine? I keep getting messages like these in the terminal window from which I launched Eclipse: Waiting for connect Port5001(Try 998 of 100) Waiting for connect Port5001(Try 999 of 100) Accept failed: 5001 then the familiar "Error within DebugUI" message box pops up, and that's about it. I am trying to use EPIC 0.3.0 (containing the debugger plug-in version 0.2.0) installed on top of Eclipse 3.0.1 on a Solaris 8 machine. The Perl version installed on that machine is 5.005_03 (I could possibly install a less ancient Perl version if EPIC required one), but those messages don't sound like a Perl problem, do they?
hfriedrich wrote on Fri Oct 15 17:46:25 MEST 2004:
Sorry for the premature posting, it turns out that the debugger plug-in actually does work, all I had to do to make it work was using a more recent Perl version.
anutosho wrote on Wed Aug 24 02:55:13 MEST 2005:
On my fresh installed eclipse 3.1.0 with EPIC debug plugin V2.0 I have the same problem. Waiting for connect Port5003(Try 997 of 100) Waiting for connect Port5003(Try 998 of 100) Waiting for connect Port5003(Try 999 of 100) Accept failed: 5003 I am using Debian with a 2.6.8-2-k7 Kernel Installed packages are: libperl, perl, perl-debug all V5.8.7.3 Each time i run or try to debug a script thr following message appears on the eclipse) console window: Setuid script not plain file I'm not a perl guru. It's just, that my comodo freaked out (and I was thick of it anyway) So I landed here :-)
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