Re: Installing / Using Pear on a Shared Web Host - Windows Environment

Hi all: Thank you so much for the help, I will report back on how this all turns out :) Joanne "Matte Edens" <matte@arubanetworks.com> wrote in message news:413F5BD6.2060203@arubanetworks.com... > When updating my shared hosts with my pear classes, I'm actually using > the standard "pear install [class]" on my local development machine > where I CAN control paths, .ini files, etc. Then I have a "toolbox" > directory (outside the website home directory) on the shared hosts that > all my websites pull from. In this toolbox directory is my PEAR folder > structure that I just synchronize with my local PEAR install. I don't > download the pear install files from the website because of the > possibility of version numbers and all. Just let your local machine > perform the install like the package wants to and synchronize your > remote directory. > > I hope that answered question #3 of your 2 questions. <grin> > > If you don't have the ability to use a local machine, I'm afraid I won't > be much help. > > matte - matte@arubanetworks.com > webmonkey / arubanetworks.com / airheads04.com / wi-fi-it.com > > > Joanne wrote: > > >Hi Matte: > > > >Thanks much for the help. > > > >I have 2 more silly questions: > ><snip> > >3. For require.once, often what is stated is something like > >HTML/Form.php > >however, when we unzip it, they often include the version information - must > >this be deleted or is the file automatically detected? > > > >Thanks again! > > > >