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mrgtk
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 Posted: Sat Jun 17, 2006 3:12 am Post subject: Problem with pear |
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I am using winxp and wamp5. I installed Pear several months ago to play around with, and when I installed Gnope it included PEAR of course and now when I run cmd line and go to run my old pear in c:\php\pear I get the following message:
Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
(C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.
C:\Documents and Settings\Owner>cd c:\php\pear
C:\php\PEAR>pear
PHP_PEAR_PHP_BIN is not set correctly.
Please fix it using your environment variable or modify
the default value in pear.bat
The current value is:
C:\php\cli\php.exe;C:\PHP-Gtk2\php.exe
C:\php\PEAR>
I'm assuming I could probably just use one or the other php interpreter in the path above, but I am wanting to uinstall my old original PEAR and keep the one gnope has for it's default. The problem is I don't know how to uninstall the old PEAR. I did a google search and couldn't find any info. Any help is appreciated. |
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cweiske
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| Posted: Sat Jun 17, 2006 9:53 am Post subject: |
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Gnope currently has some problems when a PEAR installation is already installed. Sometimes the gnope pear doesn't even work. I hope to get this fixed in the next version.
What you can do: Uninstalling your old PEAR install means to just remove the pear dir from c:\php\. You also should remove the pear.bat in your php installation directory (not in the PHP-Gtk2 installation dir!). Then all "pear" calls should be redirected to the php-gtk2 one. Further, you should change the include dir in your old php.ini to the new gnope pear directory. |
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mrgtk
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| Posted: Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:01 pm Post subject: |
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| cweiske wrote: | Gnope currently has some problems when a PEAR installation is already installed. Sometimes the gnope pear doesn't even work. I hope to get this fixed in the next version.
What you can do: Uninstalling your old PEAR install means to just remove the pear dir from c:\php\. You also should remove the pear.bat in your php installation directory (not in the PHP-Gtk2 installation dir!). Then all "pear" calls should be redirected to the php-gtk2 one. Further, you should change the include dir in your old php.ini to the new gnope pear directory. |
Thanks, what I did yesterday was uninstall gnope for a fresh re-install. I then deleted everything relating to old pear in c:\php except for go-pear.bat and made it look like the original php zip folder I had, just to make sure I got it all (the php I left alone). I also deleted all old pear registry settings (made a bak) with regedit and then deleted pear config file in c:\windows.
I then reinstalled gnope and while installing I got the message that I didn't have access to the c:\windows directory and to reinstall with administrator rights. I am using my admin account on this pc.
I couldn't remember before reinstalling if I could deselect the options for pear and php5.1 since I already had those. Maybe a future option on installation is to choose already installed pear and php defaults.
Now though when I bring up gnope I don't have the pear install/uninstall option and only two channels show and no applications (app runner and dev tool).
I changed the path in my php.ini for the pear in c:\php-gtk2 |
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mrgtk
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| Posted: Sat Jun 17, 2006 6:59 pm Post subject: |
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| I noticed my problem with Gnope's pear might have been that I deleted the pearsys file in c:\windows after I reinstalled it cause I thought it was my old pear's ini file. I just remembered that my old pear had pear.ini not pearsys.ini in the windows dir. So I reinstalled Gnope once again and it's pear is working fine now. |
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