It is possible to install PEAR on Pair.com servers locally under your account.
First, you’ll need to install a local copy of PEAR.
To install PEAR through SSH, you can use the following command sequence to set up a local copy of PEAR. The backslashes ( ) tell the shell that your command is continuing on the next line. If you type the entire command on one line, you should omit them.
pear -s -c $HOME/.pearrc -d doc_dir=$HOME/pear/docs
-d ext_dir=$HOME/pear/ext -d download_dir=$HOME/pear/tmp
-d php_dir=$HOME/pear/lib -d data_dir=$HOME/pear/data
-d test_dir=$HOME/pear/tests -d cache_dir=$HOME/pear/cache
-d bin_dir=$HOME/pear/bin -d temp_dir=$HOME/pear/temp
This command will create a local configuration file in a file in your home directory named .pearrc. In addition, the command will create a directory structure based on a subdirectory of your home directory named pear that contains all of the packages that you install.
Then run the command:
pear -c $HOME/.pearrc install Archive_Tar PEAR Console_Getopt
XML_RPC
You now have a local version of PEAR that supersedes the system’s copy. To use the files you have installed, you should set your PHP include_path in .htaccess like so:
php_value include_path ‘/usr/home/USERNAME/pear/lib’
Now you should have a complete and functional install of PEAR on Pair.com.