Am Mittwoch, 6. April 2011, 16:57:42 schrieb Jose-Marcio Martins da Cruz:
> Jan Schneider wrote:
> >>> pear install horde/imp
> >>
> >> That is most certainly not the way I want to do such an
> >> install/upgrade. ;-)
> >
> > Why not?
>
> Me too.
>
> I'm not sure about where "pear install" put things. If it does it inside
> the php tree, it's bad for us.
>
Just because you use pear as a tool, you don't have to use your system's pear
directories.
You can configure this via command line arguments or pear settings.
Example (taken from rpm packaging)
pear -v -c pearrc \
-d php_dir=/where/pear/libraries/go \
-d doc_dir=/docs \
-d bin_dir=/usr/bin \
-d data_dir=/where/pear/libraries/go/data \
-d test_dir=/some/dir/for/php/tests \
-d ext_dir=/usr/lib \
-d horde_dir=/srv/www/htdocs/horde4/ \
-s
creates a local, custom pear-rc where things in the horde role go to srv www,
other things go to other places (make up whatever you need)
pear -c pearrc install Horde_Editor
installs Horde_Editor to the place all parts belong according to your custom
pearrc.
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