Re: Windows install: ?
| From: | Gunther | Date: | Mon, 31 Mar 2003 01:52:45 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Windows install: ? | ||
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Yeap! I run exactly through the same experience several months ago and
posted info about it ... and it is still nowhere documented. Or at least to
my knowledge.
Now, my installations are running fine ... but the script dir was the most
challenging thing.
Simply missing ...
"Kevin" <kangus@acats.com> wrote in message
news:20030331002838.41898.qmail@pb1.pair.com...
> I downloaded PHP 4.3.2RC1 and installed it thinking I would get an
installed
> PEAR, nope, NaN, no such luck. The go-pear.bat worked and zazam I thought
I
> had PEAR, nope, NaN, SOL. There in the PHP directory was that ugly
pear.bat
> file waiting to burn up my afternoon trying to figure out what bin_dir
means
> when there is no binary files anywhere to be found, MAYBE this is where
the
> php scripts are located, who knows because the ugly pear.bat gives me no
> clues and being a clue-less windows user who cares.
>
> After figuring out was needed I tried to run pear, again the ugly
pear.bat
> got me, seems it is suppose to run? The last time I spent several hours
> getting this to work there was a script directory with a pear.in script in
> it, that was the script the ugly pear.bat was running. Since there was no
> script directory only a pear.php file I tried that and now I have pear
list
> from the command prompt returning to the command prompt without any
> error..... or list.
>
> Would it hurt anyone to just post a message saying Windows user not
welcome?
> Or how about just letting us know that the PHP team is NOT supporting PEAR
> period!
>
> Again, the concept is great but somehow, sometime, somebody has to make
this
> a no-brainer, 96% of the desk-tops are windows based.
>
>
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