Re: question

On 15 Apr 2004 at 23:13, Jean-Charles Gibier wrote: > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "TISSOT Patrick" <patrick.tissot@airbus.com> > To: <pear-general@lists.php.net> > Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2004 12:04 PM > Subject: [PEAR] question > > > : > hello, > : > > : > I am using EasyPHP 1.7 on windows in order to run php. > : > > : > As I want to include PEAR scripts in my PHP program, I would like to > : > know: > : > > : > 1. Is PEAR already installed with EasyPHP 1.7? > : > 2. If no, how do I activate or install the PEAR functionality? > : > 3. How do I install a PEAR script that I have downloaded from > : > 'pear.php.net' > > EasyPHP doesn't come with Pear. You have to install your own PEAR root > directory that must be accessible through the path you specify in php.ini > file (whith auto_prepend_file command or include_path, you can also redirect > includes via the .htaccess since EasyPHP uses Apache server). > But I think the better way to get your answer is to ask your question in the > EasyPHP forum (easyphp.org). Though I have neither heard of nor yet worked with EasyPHP, I guess running the normal go-pear-installer should be easily possible. Are you running this "easyphp" on Windows? And do you have a console? If yes, simply grab the script you find at http://go-pear.org/ and try to run it with "php -q go-pear.php" from command-line. Should allow you to do an easy PEAR install. Once you installed, you will need to include the PEAR path into your include-path (shouldn't be a problem, in php.ini, htaccess or wherever) and use the PEAR installer to install your packages. If you still experience problems with the install mentioned above, could you maybe give us some furhter details about your setup? Good luck, Stefan