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About the manual Предисловие Basic concepts all PEAR users should understand Installation (Pyrus)Installation (PEAR)Command line installer (PEAR)Dependency Tracking (Meta Packages) with PEAR

Using Pyrus, the PEAR Installer for PHP 5.3+

About Pyrus Commands available in Pyrus Pyrus configuration Differences from the PEAR Installer Creating plugins for Pyrus Developer Tools for Pyrus Using Pyrus in your programs: Pyrus's Public API

PEAR Developer Guide

About PEAR and PEAR2 Becoming a PEAR developer: how to get involved PEAR Developer Guide Coding Standards PEAR Installer: Core components (Installer API, error handling)PEAR Installer: customizing the installer itself RFCs

Channels: distributing your packages

channel.xml, REST, XML-RPC Creating your own channel with Pyrus and PEAR2_SimpleChannelServer

Net_CheckIP2::is*()

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Along with isValid()(), Net_CheckIP2 offers a couple methods to determine the IP's whereabouts. Currently implemented are methods to check if an IP is from a reserved IP space or the zeroconf pool.

isReserved()

Checks if the IP address is reserved (according to RFC1918).

isReserved()

 <?php
require_once 'Net/CheckIP.php';
$ip = '127.0.0.1';
var_dump(Net_CheckIP::isReserved($ip));
?>

isZeroconf()

Zeroconf - automatically created usable IPs without manual intervention or management/configuration servers. This includes IPs from 169.254.0.0 to 169.254.255.255. (RFC3330)

isZeroConf()

 <?php
require_once 'Net/CheckIP.php';
$ip = '127.0.0.1';
var_dump(Net_CheckIP::isZeroconf($ip));
?>

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