error in APC installation

[pouda]

Hi i've a little problem wit one of nagios server ..

i would install apc service for faster webpage...

it's a remote installation and i need to set http_proxy variable ... i found the way to solve this issue but!!
The proxy need an authentication and!!! i wrote ..

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pear config-set http_proxy http://rworobel@dmvstafr.fr.fto:password@proxy.dmv-stainless.com:8080
pear list-all

The problem is coming that in username i've an @-sign ...but i didn't find how to escape this character by something else...

Someone could help me ?

Thanks bye.

[pouda]

so now i tried using encoded chararacters with this website and i have now thios result

username and password are properly set...but i've always an authentication error..

[mguthrie]

Not sure on that one, the other thing you could try would be to use wget to grab the rpm and the install the rpm locally.

[pouda]

ok wget is now configured and works properly with my proxy ..

have you got a guide of how to install apc ?

Thx

[mguthrie]

Here's a good tutorial for it if you get get yum and pear through the proxy:
viewtopic.php?f=21&t=4994

Otherwise find the rpm, download it with wget, and use rpm to install it. Then just make sure it's enabled in the php.ini file as described in the tutorial above.

[pouda]

Hello,

i already used this guide for installing APC and post my problem on this topic .. but someone aske me to create a new one ...with my problem in details.

[mguthrie]

Correct, however the key issue on this thread is getting pear to work around your local proxy.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2266491/how-to-use-pear-behind-proxy
http://www.spiration.co.uk/post/1216/Install-PEAR-class-packages-through-a-proxy

As I mentioned earler, you can probably do a workaround by locating the actual rpm online, downloading it with wget, and installing it through RPM, but not having tested that method I don't know if it would produce other package conflicts.

[pouda]

Hello,

Maybe i'm idiot but i can't find APC rpm on internet ...only tarball for compiling souces ...another question, is it possible to use Nagios mobile without using APC service ?

Bye

[mguthrie]

This should be the one that you need.
http://pkgs.repoforge.org/php-pecl-apc/

And no, you certainly don't need APC to run Nagios Mobile, it's just a performance improvement for larger environments.

[pouda]

ok so ... thx for the link but i will not install APC ...