Re: Howto register a new package

Alexios Fakos wrote: > > > > Ok, but first i need to create a package xml-file? or not... > > > I hope the command lines will work on a windows machine, too. > > > I'll take a look into pear/scripts. > > > > It should work on Windows too (there is a Windows wrapper script called > > pear.bat). If it doesn't, please let me know. > > Unfortunately, the batch file doesn't work. > I modify in pear.bat the four variables (PHP_PATH...) to my system > environment, but without effect. > I receive always a "Fatal error" message, because the script is searching > PEAR.php and other required files in path c:\php4\pear. (but in php.ini my > include_path points to "d:\web\apache\php4.2.0\pear", curious...) Perhaps this is related to http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=17421, you may want to reopen this bug if you feel this is related. > Ok, i copied the pear-folder in c:\php4 and then typing "pear" in dos > console, and it should work:) > Then, i thought i can create a test package with "pear package > ../package-pear.xml", but i get another curious message > "Validation: 0 error(s), 0 warning(s). > The extension 'zlib' couldn't be loaded. Probably you don 't have support > in > your PHP to this extension". But this isn't right! > "php.exe -m" shows me zlib as loaded module. > > Archive_Tar() generates the message and first i thought the if block at line > 70 was the "bad guy". (On windows the zlib extension is 'php_zlib.dll' > instead of 'zlib.dll') > In the end i make sure that dl() function is enabled, and yes and it is. > Umm, if this so for all the Windows extensions or only for the zlib one and is this so recently or always was so? I'll fix that if get some feedback. Tomas V.V.Cox