Re: Creating a PEAR repository

Hello, This sounds great for PEAR, i like the idea ;) A question though, what do you mean by "does pear provides stats ?", if i understand well pear has download stats for packages but i'm not sure that is what you mean. Could you be more specific about it ? Again if i understand well it looks like pear would be perfect to distribute the components. Regards, Arnaud. > Greeting, > > I was wondering if some one could direct me to the proper documents or > persons to speak in order to be able to create a pear repository, and > the requirements for this. > > A brief introduction, at the recent PHP-CON in San Francisco I had the > chance to meet and talk with Rasmus, in his opening talk he sais that > PEAR methods of installation and automatic dependencies resolution for > the PEAR packages might be just what the doctor ordered for our own > project [The Postnuke CMS], we further discuss this possibility and > Rasmus recommended me to contact the list for guidance. > > So here I am some time has past since then and now we are about to > modularize and prepare for a PEAR like distribution based on components > for Postnuke, and hope we can find some help in creating a beta > repository in order to start a test period with package delivery using > this method including the dependencies feature. > > I have some questions like requirements etc, but also, does the PEAR > repository provides stats? Like how many components are requested and > served? Or any other kind of stats? > > Any help would be greatly appreciated, looking forward to your reply. > > Thanks in advanced > > Cheers > Sam > > Postuke CMS > Postnuke Development Team > http://www.postnuke.com/