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Subject: PHP 5.3 update now that 5.3.2 has been released
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Alex,

You previously announced that you would cut-over the ports tree from PHP 
5.2 to 5.3 once PHP 5.3.2 was released.

I just noticed that 5.3.2 was finally released on Thursday (3/4).

Are you still planning on cutting the ports tree over?  If so, do you 
have a rough time-frame?

Disclaimer: I'm not concerned that it's taking too long or anything, I'm 
just trying to finalize some internal releng planning and knowing the 
ports tree's schedule will help out mine.

If you need another round of patches for testing, I'm in.

Thanks!

-- 
Sean McAfee
Senior Systems Engineer