This workaround seems to work for me (still playing around with it). It probably also works for "pear install".
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# First run pear to download the packages. It will probably put the packages into
# /build/buildd/php5-5.5.9+dfsg/pear-build-download/
# but it can't install them.
$ pear upgrade
# Un-Gzip the downloaded packages.
$ gunzip /build/buildd/php5-5.5.9+dfsg/pear-build-download/*.tar
# Now pear should be able to work with the pure tar-files.
$ pear upgrade /build/buildd/php5-5.5.9+dfsg/pear-build-download/*.tar
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So by this workaround I guess, the bug's reason is something about the gzip compression.
Related: /bugs.php. net/bug. php?id= 67075 askubuntu. com/questions/ 451953/ php-pear- is-not- working- after-upgrading -to-ubuntu- 14-04
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This doesn't helps (actually the mentioned patch seems to be already applied to the Ubuntu files): cweiske. de/tagebuch/ pear-php- 5.5.htm
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This workaround seems to work for me (still playing around with it). It probably also works for "pear install". buildd/ php5-5. 5.9+dfsg/ pear-build- download/
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# First run pear to download the packages. It will probably put the packages into
# /build/
# but it can't install them.
$ pear upgrade
# Un-Gzip the downloaded packages. buildd/ php5-5. 5.9+dfsg/ pear-build- download/ *.tar
$ gunzip /build/
# Now pear should be able to work with the pure tar-files. buildd/ php5-5. 5.9+dfsg/ pear-build- download/ *.tar
$ pear upgrade /build/
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So by this workaround I guess, the bug's reason is something about the gzip compression.