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> I have phppgadmin, phpmyadmin, squirrelmail, and postfixadmin (in an |
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> overlay, and unfortunately with some customization) on my machine. I think |
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> at least the first three are php5-ready. |
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I "think" postfixadmin is compatible. |
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phpmyadmin is, phppgadmin not sure, and squirrel dunno either....but a quick |
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check on the respective websites will tell :-). |
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> For custom stuff, there is one complete site -- written by my brother -- |
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> using php. Hopefully it's not using any php4-specific stuff. I think he |
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> does use some PEAR modules... MDB2, Http_Client, etc. Luckily I think that |
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> site's going to reach end-of-life soon (was an internal site for a research |
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> project), so maybe this update will rush that along. :-) |
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If you got scripts using PEAR modules, they don't necessarily brake, it's |
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rather more fancy scripts in general which brake :-). |
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> Now, I should not need to re-emerge the webapps (phpmyadmin, etc.), right? |
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> They don't have any compiled code. I'd rather not deal with the configs if |
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> possible. |
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Nope...only pecl + php itself |
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I guess as you don't have that much scripts, checking the site for the above |
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mentioned tools and testing with the other custom stuff should do the job. |
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You shouldn't hit too much trouble I guess. |
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Goo luck :-) |
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regards, |
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Georges Toth |
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