Till et. al:
I personally try to run php4 and php5 concurrently. I rely upon php4 as my main interpreter, and those scripts denoted with an extension of ".php5" will be interpreted by php5.
I'd love to see Roundcube move to php5; however, I think it should come at a time when php5 is more widely adopted. Most hosts now run php4, with an option to use php5. PHP5 is rarely offered as the only PHP.
If anyone needs help running php4 and php5 concurrently in a Windows environment, you can read my sticky post over at: http://phpbuilder.com/board/ in the "Install" section.
~Brett
till wrote:
Hi,
we were just pondering how many of you still rely on PHP4 support since we'd make life easier and drop it on devel-vnext completely. Same goes for our DB logic, MDB2 is very mature currently - should we rely on it exclusively?
Thoughts? Comments? Feedback?
Cheers, Till