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How to Set up PHP Pear Packages in cPanel?

PHP PEAR (PHP Extension and Application Repository) is a platform and distribution system for reusable PHP modules.Setting up PHP PEAR packages in cPanel can help you enhance the
functionality of your website. Follow these simple guidelines to get started.

  1. Log in to cPanel
     Log in,to cPanel account by entering  your password and username.
  2.  Find the PHP PEAR Packages Icon
    Go to the "Software" section of the cPanel dashboard. In this section, look for an icon labeled "PHP PEAR Packages." Click on this icon to open the PHP PEAR Packages interface.
  3. Search for a PEAR Package
    After clicking the PHP PEAR Packages icon, you’ll be taken to the main PHP PEAR page. Here, you can search for the specific PEAR package you need.There is a search bar where you can enter the name of the package or a keyword related to it. Click "Go" after entering your search term.
  4. Install the PEAR Package
    Once you’ve found the PEAR package you want to install, you’ll see it listed under the search results. Next to the package name, there should be an "Install"button. In order to start the installation process, click this button.
  5. Confirm the Installation
    After clicking the "Install" button, you might see a confirmation page or a progress bar indicating that the package is being installed. Wait for the installation to complete. Once it’s done, you should see a message confirming that the package has been successfully installed.
  6. Check the Installed Packages
    To verify that the PEAR package has been installed, you can go back to the main PHP PEAR Packages page. Here, there is an option to view the "Installed Modules." Click on this link to see a list of all the PEAR packages currently installed on your account. Your newly installed package should appear here.
  7. Use the PEAR Package
    You can use the PEAR package in your PHP scripts now that it's installed. The package must usually be included at the start of your PHP files. Replace 'PEAR/PackageName.php' with the actual path and name of the package you installed.


By following these steps, you can easily find, install, and use PEAR packages to enhance your website's functionality.

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