PHP Language - Using PEAR

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Using PEAR

Jerry M. Gartner

2006-07-26, 3:57 am

I've installed pear on a FreeBSD box but am uncertain as to the best method
of using installed modules on a live server. I currently have modules
installed to a directory outside of the web server directory and then
link/copy or move the modules and dependencies into the live directory. I
know that I could also set the pear install directory to the live
directory - but that puts a bunch of stuff there that really doesn't need to
be there. What's the "best practice" for implementing pear modules on a
live server? Thanks in advance.

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Regards,

Jerry M. Gartner

Jerry M. Gartner

2006-07-26, 3:57 am

I just added the "non live" directory to the includes_path in php.ini. ...
all better now!

"Jerry M. Gartner" <spamHole@generic.tld> wrote in message
news:IcGxg.138012$H71.92587@newssvr13.news.prodigy.com...
> I've installed pear on a FreeBSD box but am uncertain as to the best
> method of using installed modules on a live server. I currently have
> modules installed to a directory outside of the web server directory and
> then link/copy or move the modules and dependencies into the live
> directory. I know that I could also set the pear install directory to the
> live directory - but that puts a bunch of stuff there that really doesn't
> need to be there. What's the "best practice" for implementing pear
> modules on a live server? Thanks in advance.
>
> --
>
> Regards,
>
> Jerry M. Gartner
>

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