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I don't know if I'd call usage of a packet sniffer "easy to debug". Seems like it's reasonable to expect some debug option that is easy to activate in dev envir

by lapser 4y ago

I don't know if I'd call usage of a packet sniffer "easy to debug". Seems like it's reasonable to expect some debug option that is easy to activate in dev environments that will give you the relevant information.

jijji 4y ago
The back and forth communication is all that you care about with php-fpm, and rarely do you need to actually see it, unless you have php-fpm configured wrong for instance. The majority of debugging a php application means turning on debugging (i.e. ini_set 'display_errors' On and error_reporting('E_ALL')) and tailing a /var/log/nginx log file looking at what happened in your application.