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Subject: suggestion: force removal and reinstallation of eaccelerator on
	php upgrade
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Reason: when you upgrade php, for example for 5.2.2 to 5.2.3, and forget
to uninstall and reinstall eaccelerator, it will break web services (if
php is active as module) and php -i will look like:

[om@calypso ~]$ php -i
[om@calypso ~]$

I presume it's possible to define such a behaviour ?  eAccelerator has
to be compiled on each php version change.

Regards from Zürich,
Olivier