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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
I am running Raspbian on my Pi and have installed PHP-pear, I have some software that requires PHP-pear but is normally installed on a Fedora based machine so pear is normally found at /usr/share/pear
But the default install location for debian is /usr/share/php/PEAR Would it be possible to change the install location to /usr/share/pear ? I have tried creating a symbolic link from /usr/share/php/PEAR to /usr/share/pear but that dosnt seem to work (Still get an error in the software saying it failed to open required 'PEAR/command.php').
Any ideas would be great!
Pear was installed using
I had created the link using
And the error the program gives: