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Ciaran McCreesh wrote: |
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>On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 14:34:36 +0200 Francesco Riosa |
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><francesco@×××××××××.it> wrote: |
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>| > Quite a lot has changed between PHP 4.3.x and 5.0.x. Apparently, |
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>| > things like classes are totally different. The classes in PHP 5 |
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>| > more closely resemble Java than the ones in PHP 4. |
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>| huh ? Horde for example works well with php5, and it's megs of object |
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>| code. |
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>| there are problem with apache 2 and the usage of threads. Using it |
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>| with prefork apache MPM gived me NO problem (at least in the last 18 |
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>| month). |
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>"Works for me" is also not always an indication of whether something is |
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>stable. "Works for lots of people" is better, but best is "doesn't not |
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>work for anyone". |
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Well then as one of hopefully lots of people, let me chime in with a |
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"PHP5 is working for me as well." How is it developers determine if |
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something's stable? A lack of bug reports from those of us who added |
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entries in our /etc/portage/ files? Where do we report a lack of bugs |
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to get these things pushed into the mainstream on Gentoo? |
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