Yea, we're in the process of trying to fix all the PHP-based services on archlinux.org. Apparently php 5.0.5 comes with a nice little change.
This is now illegal: $a = func1(func2($b)); Instead, it has to be written like so: $c = func2($b); $a = func1($c); Or: $a = func1($c=func2($b)); The first (illegal) choice is the cleanest and easiest to code, so that style is present in pretty much every PHP web app we run on archlinux.org. We're slowly trying to fix them all, so please be patient. If you do notice a PHP error that hasn't yet been reported on the mailing list, please go ahead and let us know. We'll squash them one by one. Some details: http://tinyurl.com/8xw6j I know, the alternative is downgrading to 5.0.4 for now. But I'd like to move forward, and we're already partway through this mess so we might as well finish it now. - J _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
