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Friday, December 15. 2006

sample chapter of PEAR Installer Manifesto available

Shameless promotion time!

Packt has put up a sample chapter, Chapter 5 "PEAR Channels: releasing to the world" up at http://www.packtpub.com/files/SampleChapter-The-PEAR-Installer-Manifesto.pdf. Check it out to see what you're missing if you don't already own the book.

This chapter describes in detail how to set up a channel using the Chiara_PEAR_Server package from pear.chiaraquartet.net, and why channels are one of the killer features in PEAR 1.4.x+

Posted by Greg Beaver in PEAR at 16:34 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)

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There's something wrong in "What this Book covers":

"Chapter 1 introduces you to the PEAR installer. ~~~We begin with a look at the you to the PEAR
installer. We begin with a look at~~~ the traditional unzip-and-go method of distributing PHP
software and compare its advantages and disadvantages to the PEAR installer's package-based
method of distributing PHP software."

#1 David Zülke (Homepage) on 2006-12-16 10:12 (Reply)

Thanks David,

It looks like they cut and pasted poorly from the original, I don't recall that in the proof, I'll have to check the final book.

If you find other errors, please report them at

http://www.packtpub.com/feedback/book/PEAR-Installer

#1.1 Greg Beaver (Homepage) on 2006-12-16 12:42 (Reply)

David,
“apologies for the error in the original sample chapter, this has now been corrected.” Please have a look once again.
Sorry once again.

#1.2 Rohan Pawaskar on 2006-12-19 01:24 (Reply)

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