This chapter describes, how you can get support, if you have questions concerning PEAR.
As in most other open-source projects, the support is done via mailing lists. In our case, we currently have five PEAR related mailing lists:
CVS commit list
Quality Assurance list
The first four lists are intended to help you, if you have questions. Please read below to get to know, what list fits to your needs. The CVS commit list is intended for people that are contributing to PEAR: All commits to our revision control system (CVS) are send to this list. The core and QA lists are intended for people that want to take part in the development of PEAR.
You can subscribe to the PEAR mailing lists via this website.
The PEAR general mailing list is the mailing list, where you ask, if you have a question about installing PEAR, using a certain PEAR package etc.
The list is no support forum for question concerning the usage of PHP. Please use [email protected] instead.
As the name already tells you, this list is the place where the developers of PEAR come together to make decisions, to discuss about code and to handle things that are related to this.
If you are no developer of PEAR itself, this list is of no real interest for you, unless
you want to get to know what's going on behind PEAR
you want to contribute code to PEAR
you have found a bug in a PEAR package and want to supply a patch for that.
The adress for this list is [email protected].
This list is the place, where all the things concerning the PEAR documentation, the manual etc. are discussed.
If you want to help out documenting PEAR packages, don't hesitate to drop a mail there.
People being interested in improving the overall quality of PEAR come together on the QA list.
The Quality Insurance team is always seeking people that want to help. If you are interested, just sign up and announce yourself on the mailing list.
If you have found a problem on our website or have a question concerning the site, you can email the guys on [email protected] .
This list is the place, where the core infrastructure of PEAR is discussed. Members of this list also come from other PHP projects such as PECL and PHP QA, since the PEAR infrastructure is also relevant to these projects (like the PEAR installer, the PEAR website etc.).
Specifically the list is concerned with the following topics:
New main features for the PEAR website
PEAR installer development
PEAR standards definition