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    • Installing pecl on CentOS 6.5

    PECL is a repository of PHP extensions. It gives you access to a catalog of all known extensions, plus tools for downloading and installing PHP extensions.

    It’s not in the standard repos. First, enable Epel

    Oddly enough, pecl ships in the php-pear package. It needs the phpize utility, which comes with php-devel

    yum install php-pear php-devel

    Update the channel data:

    pecl channel-update pecl.php.net

    To install any extension, the system needs the devel package of the parent package. For example, to install the postgres driver (pdo_pgsql) you need postgres-devel.

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