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SixLineGrouper
I just registered a site on 99k.org and have a php authentication script that uses pear. Was wondering if pear is supported atm. Thanks in advance.
Ed
Pear is a repository, which pear package was it specifically?
SixLineGrouper
well, I havnt uploaded it or created the database. Was hoping to find out if it was supported before wasting time and bandwidth.

think maybe ITX?

require_once "HTML/Template/ITX.php";
SixLineGrouper
bump


is there some other piece of information needed to expand on this question? I honestly dont feel like going thru the trouble of 'creating the database-uploading portal-debuging' on a system that is unsupported from the start :-0 Basically im using the itx templates and sessions with this portal. Again much thanks for any useful information on pear support.
SixLineGrouper
Thanks for all the info. This a a really helpful forum here.....
Ed
You can use PEAR packages without explicitly installing them on the server by just placing them in a directory.

The package you need is :
http://pear.php.net/package/HTML_Template_IT

For instructions on installing it locally to your website:
http://pear.php.net/manual/en/installation.shared.php#AEN801
SixLineGrouper
Thank you for the response. I had already uploaded the login portal and created the data-base...all went fine. The reason I was sarcastic was the only response I had to my question was one that I felt was rude and sarcastic itself..It was deleted by a nice admin type person I believe. Anyway, I know this is a free site and all, and by no means do I feel zymic owes me anything. Quite the contrary. I think it is great that a site like this is able to stay up and running and stay free to people like myself. But it was just a general question of "does this server support this". After basically nothing but a rude response to start. I felt a sarcastic end to the thread was necessary. And hey...it got an answer :-0 Although I had already uploaded etc. But without sarcasm now I say thank you again for the response and the use of the webspace..
tequomo
QUOTE(Bread @ Jan 12 2008, 06:10 PM) *
You can use PEAR packages without explicitly installing them on the server by just placing them in a directory.

The package you need is :
http://pear.php.net/package/HTML_Template_IT

For instructions on installing it locally to your website:
http://pear.php.net/manual/en/installation.shared.php#AEN801


I've been tried to install PEAR locally on my site ("The traditional way of installing a local copy of PEAR through ftp"), but I can't change permission for /bin, /PEAR, /temp, Filezilla says "550 Could not change perms on bin: Operation not permitted". And so, finally, can I install locally and use PEAR or not?
Thanx a lot.
Ed
QUOTE(tequomo @ Jul 15 2009, 11:40 PM) *
I've been tried to install PEAR locally on my site ("The traditional way of installing a local copy of PEAR through ftp"), but I can't change permission for /bin, /PEAR, /temp, Filezilla says "550 Could not change perms on bin: Operation not permitted". And so, finally, can I install locally and use PEAR or not?
Thanx a lot.


You should be able to just drop the class files into a working directory and point the script to those.
tequomo
PEAR Mail is allowed to use? Where I see a list of restricted scripts?
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