Is PEAR installed on your webserver?

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1/1: Is PEAR installed on your webserver?

Yes		374 (34.31%)
No		358 (32.84%)
Don't know		358 (32.84%)

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Is PEAR installed on your webserver?
Authored by: Anonymous on Saturday, September 06 2003 @ 10:41 pm EDT

Yes, but it's not the latest version.

Is PEAR installed on your webserver?
Authored by: emagin on Sunday, September 07 2003 @ 01:48 am EDT

How do I know if it is installed.
I did the latest install of PHP for windows recently, and remember reading something about it being in there, but I have no clue how to find out.

Thanks

Is PEAR installed on your webserver?
Authored by: Anonymous on Sunday, September 07 2003 @ 02:41 am EDT

Place this in a php file and run it on your server:

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

It will display a bunch of info about your environment. If PEAR is installed, you'll see this in the configure command section near the top of the page:

'--with-pear'

Is PEAR installed on your webserver?
Authored by: Dirk on Sunday, September 07 2003 @ 04:08 am EDT

I haven't found a good indicator myself. PEAR is installed per default as of PHP 4.3.0 - and you won't see a --with-pear switch in that version's phpinfo() output. Also, my hosting service is running PHP 4.2.3 and they have PEAR installed but again no indication of its presence in phpinfo() ...

bye, Dirk

Is PEAR installed on your webserver?
Authored by: hamselv on Saturday, October 04 2003 @ 07:37 pm EDT

Yes, and its one of the best things ever happened to PHP

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Hamselv

Is PEAR installed on your webserver?
Authored by: Anonymous on Sunday, September 07 2003 @ 10:58 am EDT

what is PEAR?

Is PEAR installed on your webserver?
Authored by: Dirk on Sunday, September 07 2003 @ 02:07 pm EDT

Right, I knew there was something I forgot ... ;-)

PEAR is a collection of PHP packages (similar to Perl's CPAN, if you happen to know what that is). Those packages offer implementations of things you will typically need in a PHP application. PEAR is part of the standard PHP install as of PHP 4.3.0, but can easily be installed on older versions.

Starting with the next release, Geeklog will use the PEAR::Mail package to send all emails from within Geeklog - which means that emails can then be sent via sendmail and SMTP, too, and not only via PHP's built-in mail() function. We may use other PEAR packages in future versions. Also, Geeklog 2 will rely heavily on PEAR.

bye, Dirk

Is PEAR installed on your webserver?
Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, September 09 2003 @ 10:19 pm EDT

Yes, and I hope I never have to do it again.

Is PEAR installed on your webserver?
Authored by: wlparks on Tuesday, September 16 2003 @ 10:25 am EDT

yeah our network admin spent awhile installing it on our webserver box (its a sparc).

Is PEAR installed on your webserver?
Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, September 17 2003 @ 04:45 pm EDT

i think so

Is PEAR installed on your webserver?
Authored by: Anonymous on Friday, November 14 2003 @ 12:18 pm EST

I think many people are answering NO because they aren't sure PEAR is installed.

PEAR now comes with PHP, and has been for some time.

Is PEAR installed on your webserver?
Authored by: rocteur on Sunday, November 23 2003 @ 03:21 pm EST

OK.. PEAR is there now but I can't vote again....

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