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<p>Add a "sleep(10);" for the first run (from the cmd: "php.exe
crashme.php"), it will let you enough time to click "next" and select
the php process:</p>
the php process. I you are debugging the Apache module, start Apache with -X option and choose
httpd.exe instead of php.exe from the process list.
Then proceed further:</p>
<p><img src="/images/backtrace-images-win32/dbg_select_php.png" alt="Select the php process"></p>

<p>Click again next and let it crash. If everything went well, you should see your new rule as shown in the image below:</p>
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