Create a local PEAR

Create a local PEAR and read about creating a local PEAR. on some hosts, you may not have the permission to modify the system default to install pear, but want to install your own pear package. In this case, a simple method is also available: First, create a pear configuration file in your home. pearrc: $ pearconfig-create $ HOME. pearrc if everything goes well "> <LI

On some hosts, you may not have the permission to modify the system's default pear installation, but want to install your own pear package. In this case, there is also a simple way to achieve:

Create a pear configuration file under your home. pearrc:
$ Pear config-create $ HOME. pearrc

If everything goes well, proceed to the next step. otherwise, run the following command:
$ Pear config-set download_dir/home/(username)/tmp/pear/cache
$ Pear config-set cache_dir/home/(username)/tmp/pear/cache
$ Pear config-set temp_dir/home/(username)/tmp/pear/temp

Then you can start to install pear, which will be connected to the pear dependency file:
$ Pear install-o PEAR

After this step, pear has been installed. if you want to install other packages, then:
$ Pear install pear/PackageName

In this way, you have a customized pear package. to call these pear packages in your program, you need to thank you for writing some additional code. after all, these codes are not in your shortde_path.

Php4

PLAIN TEXT
CODE:
Ini_set (
'Include _ path ',
Ini_get ('include _ path'). PATH_SEPARATOR. "/home/(youruser)/pear/php"
);
Php5

PLAIN TEXT
CODE:
Set_include_path (
Get_include_path ().
PATH_SEPARATOR. '/home/(youruser)/pear/php'
);
Author: volcano was published on March 13, 2007 at am.

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