UPDATE: I just downloaded the compressed file (tgz) and installed it
by hand.
C:\Temp>pear help install
pear install [options] [channel/]<package...
Installs one or more PEAR packages. You can specify a package to
install in four ways:
"Package-1.0.tgz" : installs from a local file
"http://example.com/Package-1.0.tgz" : installs from
anywhere on the net.
"package.xml" : installs the package described in
package.xml. Useful for testing, or for wrapping a PEAR package in
another package manager such as RPM.
"Package[-version/state][.tar]" : queries your default channel's
server
(pear.php.net) and downloads the newest package with
the preferred quality/state (stable).
To retrieve Package version 1.1, use "Package-1.1," to retrieve
Package state beta, use "Package-beta." To retrieve an uncompressed
file, append .tar (make sure there is no file by the same name first)
To download a package from another channel, prefix with the channel
name like
"channel/Package"
More than one package may be specified at once. It is ok to mix these
four ways of specifying packages.
Options:
-f, --force
will overwrite newer installed packages
-l, --loose
do not check for recommended dependency version
-n, --nodeps
ignore dependencies, install anyway
-r, --register-only
do not install files, only register the package as installed
-s, --soft
soft install, fail silently, or upgrade if already installed
-B, --nobuild
don't build C extensions
-Z, --nocompress
request uncompressed files when downloading
-R DIR, --installroot=DIR
root directory used when installing files (ala PHP's
INSTALL_ROOT), use packagingroot for RPM
-P DIR, --packagingroot=DIR
root directory used when packaging files, like RPM packaging
--ignore-errors
force install even if there were errors
-a, --alldeps
install all required and optional dependencies
-o, --onlyreqdeps
install all required dependencies
-O, --offline
do not attempt to download any urls or contact channels
-p, --pretend
Only list the packages that would be downloaded
