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Answer
by: Stuart Pierce, Aplus.Net Knowledge Base Support.
PEAR, which
stands for PHP Extension
and Application
Repository, is a framework and
distribution system for reusable PHP code components.
PEAR
is installed on the Aplus.Net UNIX-based hosting servers. However,
you have to enable PEAR for your particular hosting plan with a custom php.ini
file. This could be achieved using the PHP
Configuration tool available in the Aplus.Net Control Panel:
- Start by logging into the Aplus.Net Control Panel at http://cp.aplus.net
using your Registration Number and Customer Password.
- Select Web
Hosting from the top navigation bar.
- Next, select Hosted Domains and
click on Manage Hosted Domains.
- Now, select the hosted domain that you'd like to
manage.
Note:
If your actual
domain name does not yet resolve to Aplus.Net’s servers, you
must use the utility domain (yourftpusername.web.aplus.net) that is
associated with your Unix-based hosting plan.
- Click the PHP
Configuration tool.
- Click the Create
php.ini button. Note: If you are already using a custom
php.ini file, you can skip step 6.
- Click the Advanced
Edit button. Your php.ini will
be opened in edit mode.
- Uncomment the
line ;include_path = ".:/usr/local/share/pear" by
removing the semi-colon sign (;) from the beginning
of the line.
- Finally,
click Save Settings.
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