Re: Difference between root and normal user w/ 'pear package'

Marshall Roch wrote:

When I'm logged in as my normal user (in RedHat), which owns all of the files in the package, and I run "pear package," I get the following: [marshall@mroch Services_ExchangeRates]$ pear package Analyzing ExchangeRates.php Analyzing ExchangeRates/Common.php Analyzing ExchangeRates/Rates_ECB.php Analyzing ExchangeRates/Currencies_UN.php Analyzing ExchangeRates/Countries_UN.php Analyzing ExchangeRates/docs/example.php Package /home/marshall/projects/pear/Services_ExchangeRates/Services_ExchangeRates-0.4.tgz done When I log in as root, I get: [marshall@mroch Services_ExchangeRates]$ su Password: [root@mroch Services_ExchangeRates]# pear package Analyzing ExchangeRates.php Analyzing ExchangeRates/Common.php Analyzing ExchangeRates/Rates_ECB.php Analyzing ExchangeRates/Currencies_UN.php Analyzing ExchangeRates/Countries_UN.php Analyzing ExchangeRates/docs/example.php Adding file ExchangeRates.php Adding file ExchangeRates/Common.php Adding file ExchangeRates/Rates_ECB.php Adding file ExchangeRates/Currencies_UN.php Adding file ExchangeRates/Countries_UN.php Adding file ExchangeRates/docs/example.php Package /home/marshall/projects/pear/Services_ExchangeRates/Services_ExchangeRates-0.4.tgz done Why would having root permissions make it show "Adding file"? Is anything special happening when I'm logged in this way? -- Marshall Roch

Marshall, Do you have two pear installs? Could it be that a difference in path between the users means that you are using a difference pear install with each user? Try running "pear config-show" and see if theres differences, I presume that the root users config show will have a higher verbose level than the standard user. - Davey