Piotr Roszatycki escreveu:
On Tuesday 02 of August 2005 21:37, Jose Carlos do Nascimento wrote:Charles Fry escreveu:Actually 'pear list' should list packages installed as Debian packages, if for no other reason than for dependancy checking. It would be undesirable for a manual pear install request to be unable to satisfy its dependencies with installed Debian packages. CharlesYes, and has a problem to keep php4-pear and php5-pear in same machine. what pear will anwser ?That is the reason why I would like to see bundled packages omitted by `pear list'. The worst thing can happen is the `pear upgrade' command upgrades Debian packages. The Debian packaging system and PEAR packaging system shouldn't know each other.
Do you know if is possible configure pear to read 2 directories ? example, /usr/share/pear and /usr/local/share/pear ? Because if it read just one directory, we wont waste time thinking about it;.
we can disable "-upgrade" option in pear creating one patch :) and disable other options too. or change these options to other thing, like try upgrade packages that arent installed in /usr/share/pear, and if it try upgrade one module that was installed by php-pear return an error.
pear cant upgrade files in php4-pear package.we can create links to pear modules in /usr/loca/share/pear to /usr/share/pear. if I install php4-pear and php5-pear ,, both will try to install /usr/sbin/pear command,, we need to solve it
Jose Carlos