Re: Third Party (Non-Official) PEAR Packages?

Hi Thorsten Well... If you browse the PEAR packages you see at bottom following: ... Note: A number of other PHP projects do provide packages of their software, which are installable via the PEAR infrastructure, or they are planning to do so. Currently we know of Horde, who have set up an overview about their PEAR-compatible packages at pear.horde.org. ... Lets go step far - just give the developers the possibility to submit links to their own projects with packages descriptions to PEAR website, one more option in the search box (Search for ... in the ... -> Third Party Packages) to make them searchable. Recomend some rules to avoid the name conflicts - third party packeges should be installed somewhere like pear/ThirdParty(usupported | unofficial | whatever)/Category an so on... regards DV "Thorsten Suckow-Homberg" <ts@siteartwork.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:20030806224531.43673.qmail@pb1.pair.com... > Hello Dmitri, > > > I think some collection of > > non-official PEAR resources would be very useful in this case. > > Do you have an example how this would look like? > ( -> Developer A needs an unofficial PEAR extension/ package because of > [ ... Developer A want look for other packages, like Horde's one, to see what might be useful for him... ] ) > > > best regards > > Thorsten > >