Why is PHP5.3 in "atomic-testing" and not in "atomic"?
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Re: Why is PHP5.3 in "atomic-testing" and not in "atomic"?
Is it a +3 against ogres?
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Re: Why is PHP5.3 in "atomic-testing" and not in "atomic"?
...magic....missle.
Re: Why is PHP5.3 in "atomic-testing" and not in "atomic"?
hi Scott:
thanks for the guidance.
we just moved all of our production stuff to php5.3 (5.3.5-2.el5.art) and it's been
great so far. we run nginx + fastcgi/spawn-fcgi (both via EPEL) + PHP.
thanks for the guidance.
we just moved all of our production stuff to php5.3 (5.3.5-2.el5.art) and it's been
great so far. we run nginx + fastcgi/spawn-fcgi (both via EPEL) + PHP.
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Re: Why is PHP5.3 in "atomic-testing" and not in "atomic"?
I think that pretty much says it all right, unless anyone has any objections atomic will be standardizing on the 5.3.x tree.
Re: Why is PHP5.3 in "atomic-testing" and not in "atomic"?
Scott is a legend.tlaramee wrote:we just moved all of our production stuff to php5.3 (5.3.5-2.el5.art) and it's been
great so far. we run nginx + fastcgi/spawn-fcgi (both via EPEL) + PHP.
Shame he doesn't let you use the far more suitable php-fpm yet though.
I am sure he will though ... eventually