Re: Installing / Using Pear on a Shared Web Host - Windows Environment
| From: | Matte Edens | Date: | Wed, 08 Sep 2004 00:03:16 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Installing / Using Pear on a Shared Web Host - Windows Environment | ||
| References: | 1 | Groups: | php.pear.general |
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Well, answer to #1 is yes. I do.
The page you linked to says, in the paragraph following the code you copied below...
"Of course, you'll want to change line three to the path for your Web directory"
Do that. Plus, fix the spelling of the "PATH_SEPERATOR" to "PATH_SEPARATOR". Wonder how many emails the author received about THAT typo.
matte - matte@arubanetworks.com
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joanne wrote:
Hi, I've looked through the posts and can't find an answer so am posting
this.
I'm helping a client develop a form - I want to use some of the pear
packages. The problem is that the client does not have pear installed as
its a windows environment.
Questions:
1. Can I install and use pear on a windows environment?
2. Assuming I follow the instructions stated here for installing it on a
shared server:
http://builder.com.com/5102-6371-5163311.html
What is the difference in paths for Windows versus Unix? e.g. how does
this line change
<?php
ini_set(
"include_path", (
"public_html/kaufman.net/pear/PEAR-1.2.1/" .
PATH_SEPERATOR .
ini_get("include_path")
)
)
);
?>