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--- pear [2008/11/06 07:08] – Remove irrelevant text dufuz
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   * [[pear:packages]]
   * [[pear:rfc]]
-  * [[pear:meetings]]
+  * [[pear::gsoc]]
+  * [[pear:faq]]
+  * [[pear:git]]
+  * [[pear:pear2]]
-===== PEAR Packages =====
+==== Servers ====
-PEAR offers a wide range of [[http://pear.php.net/packages.php|packages]] for both PHP 4 and 5.
+  * [[systems:euk1]] (live)
+  * [[systems::sgrv1]] (test)
-These packages provide all sorts of common functionality, like Validation or interacting with a Database.
-Some of the most popular packages include:
-{{rss>http://pear.php.net/feeds/popular.rss 5 1h}}
-===== PEAR on the Command Line =====
-The most user visible piece of software which makes up the PEAR framework is the command line tool.
-For example, you can use the command line tool to install packages:
-''pear install -a MDB2''
-or upgrade existing packages
-''pear upgrade-all''
-This makes the installing of packages simpler for users & developers who administer their own servers.
-===== PEAR Channels =====
-PEAR is built around the concept of a 'channel'. [[http://pear.php.net/channels/|Other websites]] can provide their own PEAR channels.
-For instance, doing:
-''pear channel-discover pear.phpunit.de''
-and
-''pear install phpunit/phpunit''
-Will allow you to install [[http://phpunit.de|PHPUnit]], which is entirely independent of PEAR itself.
-===== Community =====
-The PEAR community is made up of a diverse culture of developers. The main ways to interact are via the [[http://www.nabble.com/Pear---Dev-f167.html|pear-dev mailing list]] and [[irc://irc.efnet.net/#pear|#pear on EFNet]].

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