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pear.php.net is down. How to install mirror?



I was trying to install new packages in my PHP environment development via PEAR but as shown below:







File http://pear.php.net:80/rest/p/packages.xml not valid (received: HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found)







it seems that php.net is down.





I tried to setup a mirror since us.php.net which Digg hosts with the following command:







pear config-set preferred_mirror us.pear.php.net







which gives the following error:







Channel Mirror "us.pear.php.net" does not exist in your registry for channel "pear.php.net".

Attempt to run "pear channel-update pear.php.net" if you believe this mirror should exist as you may have outdated channel information.







Of course I can't update the channel since php.net is down.





Does anyone know how i should proceed?


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  1. Is this blog a stackoverflow mirror? Anyway, go to satckoverflow if you wish to reply.

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