This is a discussion on downloading pear packages within the PHP Language forums, part of the PHP Programming Forums category; I'm using windows xp. I have installed pear packages on my server by using the command line, which seems ...
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I'm using windows xp. I have installed pear packages on my server by
using the command line, which seems to be the only way to do it. However, I want to reinstall a packege. If I try, I get a meassage saying the package is already installed. For example, even if I delete upload.php, it says http_upload is already installed. Where is it getting this information about what is installed from ? How do I reinstall a package? pete |
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red wrote:
> I'm using windows xp. I have installed pear packages on my server by > using the command line, which seems to be the only way to do it. > However, I want to reinstall a packege. If I try, I get a meassage > saying the package is already installed. For example, even if I delete > upload.php, it says http_upload is already installed. Where is it > getting this information about what is installed from ? How do I > reinstall a package? > Type "pear" at the command line and you will see a list of options. There are 2 options which are of interest to you: pear uninstall package_name (to uninstall a package) pear upgrade package_name (to upgrade a package) JW |
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Janwillem Borleffs wrote:
> red wrote: > >>I'm using windows xp. I have installed pear packages on my server by >>using the command line, which seems to be the only way to do it. >>However, I want to reinstall a packege. If I try, I get a meassage >>saying the package is already installed. For example, even if I delete >>upload.php, it says http_upload is already installed. Where is it >>getting this information about what is installed from ? How do I >>reinstall a package? >> > > > Type "pear" at the command line and you will see a list of options. > > There are 2 options which are of interest to you: > > pear uninstall package_name (to uninstall a package) > pear upgrade package_name (to upgrade a package) > > > JW > > > Thanks. |
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