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Adding a PECL Extention for plesk

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soarchrist

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I have Plesk 8.4 running on FC7, with php 5.2.4 installed. I'd like to utilize the PECL extension for reading/writing id3 tags, but I'm at a bit of a loss. Not only have I never installed a PECL extension, Plesk seems to have it's own quirks.

Has anyone accomplished this (installing any PECL, I guess) and can you provide any direction? I downloaded the PECL package, but following online tutorials for installing PECL packages aren't helping.

Thanks for any suggestion/direction!

Scott
 
Plesk uses a standard PHP, so it's nothing special you must do on it. Just follow the installation instructions for the Pecl extensions, they apply 100%.
 
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