Randall Emery wrote:
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>> 3. You have to get some PEAR modules. I'm not sure but try to start
>> with the DB module.
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> Boy, could the PEAR group make this any more difficult for people who
> are not power users? I am pulling my hair out trying to get this.
> Go-pear, which is the only documented method to install PEAR,
Yeap any help on documentation is always welcome :)
> requires all kinds of things that you simply don't get on a hosted
> system: lynx, access to run php from a telnet session, access to php
> directories.
PEAR does focus on php4.3. As there will be a cli (command line
interface) built by default (even when you build apache).
Your best bet here is to install PEAR on a remote machine (eg. your box
at home) - if it's windows have a look at the weekly news for background
on how to do that - on unix you can use the go-pear stuff.
then just ftp it up to the main server. - as long as you set your 'base
directory for pear files' - if you cant set it in a php.ini use
ini_set('include_patch','/home/me/pear'); in the index.php of midgard-lite,
It's an interesting situation.. - Athought I'm not sure how far PEAR can
go to solve 'all' the issues involved.. - but if you can thing of some
simple things that would assist in the process. = I guess the pear web
stuff as a standalone app might help..
regards
alan
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> I have also tried another tool that is supposed to help out
> (pear-web), but just get a 404 error when I try to run it.
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> Can anybody help me out with PEAR? Sorry to ask here, but I am also
> unable to subscribe to the PEAR mailing list. By the way, I have PHP
> 4.1.1, and it's configuration includes '--with-pear' .
>
> Thanks,
> Randall
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