newbie question

All,

Sorry to bother you all, but I don't know where to go with
this.
I looked around pear.php.net, but...

I compiled and built PHP5.1.2 under Mac OSX 10.4 (Tiger) and
this
installs Pear automatically. I needed to install 3
additional
Pear packages and they report as installed successfully.

However, one of them, Config, fails the test bug3051.phpt
when I execute pear run-tests.

Where can I find information as to what is wrong in this
circumstance?
I noticed that the test file wants to include
"Config.h" which is not
on my system.

Thanks,

Dennis Christopher

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On Fri, 5 Jan 2007 17:39:07 -0500, Dennis Christopher  
<dchristophercogeco.ca> wrote:

> All,
>
> Sorry to bother you all, but I don't know where to go
with this.
> I looked around pear.php.net, but...
>
> I compiled and built PHP5.1.2 under Mac OSX 10.4
(Tiger) and this
> installs Pear automatically. I needed to install 3
additional
> Pear packages and they report as installed
successfully.
>
> However, one of them, Config, fails the test
bug3051.phpt
> when I execute pear run-tests.
>
> Where can I find information as to what is wrong in
this circumstance?
> I noticed that the test file wants to include
"Config.h" which is not
> on my system.
>

I've just rerun the Config tests on a clean install PHP and
Config  
package and none of them fail for me. Admittedly I am
running on linux  
not osx, i'll the other config developer to give it a try on
his osx  
system on monday but looking at the test I dont see how you
could of  
gotten a message about failing to include Config.h.

If Config isnt installed properly then you might of gotten
one from  
bug3051.phpt about not being able to include 'Config.php'
but that is  
all. Its a bug in the test suite that the package needs to
be  
installed and in the include path to work.

In the future these sorts of requests should be directed to
PEAR  
General, or better yet submitted through the PEAR Bug
tracker.

Adam Ashley