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Posted by Marcus Bointon on 10/30/05 17:46
On 29 Oct 2005, at 23:23, Patrick Roane wrote:
> 2) I'll need some help installing smarty on a server
> (which I would like to avoid doing because it seems
> like that would be difficult to do. Especially
> considering the fact that smarty requires the use of
> Apache and No hosting service that I know of will
> think highly on me accessing their httpd.conf file to
> set up alliases on a shared server. Also,
>
> 3) there is the issue of PEAR. Which I would need to
> install as well (or is PEAR standard on most servers
> that have php?).
>
> 4) Which brings me back to point number 2: What would
> be the best way to instal smarty/PEAR on a shared
> server (provided I can't find a host that has these
> things already)??
I don't see the difficulty - just upload the scripts and include them
from your scripts. As Paul said, there's nothing particularly special
about smarty or PEAR - they're all scripts just like your own.
While a limited ISP may deny you the ability to run the pear CLI
utility, that won't stop you from uploading the scripts yourself.
You don't need access to the global httpd.conf file (or php.ini come
to that) - what do you think .htaccess files are for?
Many problems with PEAR installations will hopefully go away as of
PHP 5.1 as it's installed by default (and also no longer requires
that PHP has been compiled with zlib support).
Marcus
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