Hello. Sorry that my answer is so late. Matthew Palmer <mpalmer@debian.org> wrote: Message-ID: <[🔎] 20040223125214.GA3158@hezmatt.org> > I asked Rasmus Lerdorf about php4-ming and libming, as he used them in his > presentation at linux.conf.au recently, and I was working on QAing them for > Debian (before they were unceremoniously removed, and I gave up). He said > that he used libming upstream (which is, apparently, still maintained as far > as it needs to be) but a php.net PECL module, which (since it's in PHP) is > kept up-to-date with the PHP APIs. > > Using PHP's ming module will necessitate splitting source packages, of > course, but that would solve (from memory) most of the reported problems. Thank you for information. I'll check the ming module in PHP and if it is better than that of libming, I'll omit php4-ming package. regards, -- Hidetaka Iwai tyuyu@sings.jp
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