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Hello Alex,

Alex Dupre wrote:
> I don't think it's too late, but it's highly recommended to do a full
> build of our ports tree with this change before it could be committed.
> I've just asked portmgr to do that (and the same for mysql 5.0).

I am happy that this will happen, but if I may ask - will there be php4 
still around for some time in ports too? For some of us, who provide 
webhosting services, it may not be so easy to persuade clients to 
convert their applications to php5.

Martin