Install Zend_Tool in Ubuntu 8.10

As a hot PHP framework, Zend Framework offer a command tool named zend_tool, let us install it to our desktop of Ubuntu. see the following:
1 install php-cli

#sudo apt-get install php5-cli php5-dev

2 create direcotory

#cd /home/edwin/Zend
#mkdir tool
#mkdir library

3 check out load Zend framework
Zend_Tool library

#cd tool
#svn co http://framework.zend.com/svn/framework/laboratory/Zend_Tool/ ./

Zend Framework Stand Library

#cd library
#svn co http://framework.zend.com/svn/framework/standard/trunk/library/ ./

3 add 2 library to php.ini's include path

#sudo gedit /etc/php5/cli/php.ini

then , add "include_path = ".:/home/edwin/Zend/tool/library:/home/edwin/Zend/library" to the bottom line;
4 test it

#cd /home/edwin/Zend/tool/bin
#php zf.php

you will get soem errors like following:

zf.php cannot find the Zend Framework Labratory Library.  Please either set the $zendFrameworkPath in zf.php OR set the ZFL_PATH environment variable.

So, that means php's include path was wrong. I checked it, but there was no problem on it. By many test about it, the solution is fllowing: you need change zf.php's directory path"/" into " DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR" .

/**
 * DEV ONLY START - this will be removed when this hits incubator
 */
$zendFrameworkPath    = null;
$zendFrameworkLabPath = null;

if ($zendFrameworkPath === null) {
    $zendFrameworkPath = @include_once 'Zend'. DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR .'Loader.php'; //change this line
    if ($zendFrameworkPath === false) {
        // get the env var?
        $zendFrameworkPath = getenv('ZF_PATH');
        if ($zendFrameworkPath == '' || !file_exists($zendFrameworkPath)) {
            die('zf.php cannot find the Zend Framework Standard Library.  Please either set the $zendFrameworkPath in zf.php OR set the ZF_PATH environment v
ariable.' . PHP_EOL);
        }
    }
}

if ($zendFrameworkLabPath === null) {
    $zendFrameworkLabPath = @include_once 'ZendL'. DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR .'Tool'. DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR .'Framework'. DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR .'Endpoint'. DIRECTORY_
SEPARATOR .'Cli.php'; //change this line
    if ($zendFrameworkLabPath === false) {
        // get the env var?
        $zendFrameworkLabPath = getenv('ZFL_PATH');
        if ($zendFrameworkLabPath == '' || !file_exists($zendFrameworkLabPath)) {
            die('zf.php cannot find the Zend Framework Labratory Library.  Please either set the $zendFrameworkPath in zf.php OR set the ZFL_PATH environment
 variable.' . PHP_EOL);
        }
    }
}

if ($zendFrameworkLabPath !== 1) {
    set_include_path($zendFrameworkLabPath . PATH_SEPARATOR . get_include_path());
}

if ($zendFrameworkPath !== 1) {
    set_include_path($zendFrameworkPath . PATH_SEPARATOR . get_include_path());
}

unset($zendFrameworkPath, $zendFrameworkLabPath);
/**
 * DEV ONLY STOP
 */

require_once 'Zend/Loader.php';
Zend_Loader::registerAutoload();

// run the cli endpoint
ZendL_Tool_Framework_Endpoint_Cli::main();

At the end, copy the zf.sh and zf.php to /usr/bin

#sudo cp zf.sh /usr/bin/zf
#sudo cp zf.php /usr/bin/zf.php

then, you can use the command zf at the terminal:

#zf show version
Zend Framework Version: 1.7.1

That is Ok! You could code some cool scripts by it or php-cli now