Le jeu 02/01/2003 � 21:22, Oden Eriksson a �crit : > > While we are on mysql, is there some reason that mysql 4 is not in the > > distro? I take a stab at it is no one else wants to. Same goes for php4.3. > As for php..., I don't really know what has been decided. You may have read my
PHP 4.3.0 will be in Cooker today or tomorrow, I'm finishing the last touches on it. I have been banging my head for a whole week on how to have the CGI version, the CLI (the new command-line interface), the Apache 1.3 and 2.0 versions be built with a shared PHP core. Then I have to recompile all the extensions =( > My proposal is to totally _nuke_ all apache1 stuff, this would indeed speed up > the migration process to apache2 :-) We can't nuke Apache 1, because a lot of people depend on it. For example, it's needed by Kylix from Borland, and the mod_perl support for 2.0 is really bad, so you can't run Apache::ASP or HTML-Embperl, which some corporate clients are using. But I agree that 2.0 should be in the main distro now. I am finishing the last touches on a solution so that we can put both 1.3 and 2.0 in the main distrib, so that the two versions cohabit together, and you can switch between both with a single command. Jean-Michek
