Good morning America ... oops, just symfony community xD

I come now to find you for a very strange stuff.
For my company, i would install my own pear server to put my private
symfony plugins in (some plugins who we dont want to open source
code).
I have tried to use Chiara, and today, i try Prium, but the strange
stuff is the same :

Please note the Pear server installation work well, the uploaded
package is normaly given on the server.
The server url is "pear.dev.prestaconcept.net", with "presta" as
alias.
The uploaded package is "prestaTaskPlugin" who is in stable state, and
in 1.0.1 revision.

On my console, i try this :
$ ./symfony plugin:add-channel pear.dev.prestaconcept.net
>> plugin    add channel "pear.dev.prestaconcept.net"
[...]
>> sfPearFrontendPlugin "presta", adding to registry

After, i have try this :
$ ./symfony plugin:uninstall presta/prestaTaskPlugin
>> plugin    installing plugin "presta/prestaTaskPlugin"

  The channel "presta" does not support the REST protocol

But, my pear server accepte this protocol, when i try
$ pear channel-info presta
Channel pear.dev.prestaconcept.net Information:
===============================================
Name and Server         pear.dev.prestaconcept.net
Alias                   presta
Summary                 Prestaconcept private PEAR channel
Validation Package Name PEAR_Validate
Validation Package      default
Version
Server Capabilities
===================
Type Version/REST type Function Name/REST base
rest REST1.0           http://pear.dev.prestaconcept.net/rest/
rest REST1.1           http://pear.dev.prestaconcept.net/rest/
rest REST1.2           http://pear.dev.prestaconcept.net/rest/
rest REST1.3           http://pear.dev.prestaconcept.net/rest/

So, what's wrong ? Symfony plugin:install task already ask for plugin
official pear channel ?
There is someone wrong in my installation ?
Any kinf of ideas ?

PS : we already open source code from many plugin who are available on
symfony official plugin repository (search "Presta" on plugin search
engine), but some of it are too many important for us to be opened.

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