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With the end of PHP74 set for later this year, I am looking at the =
prospect of moving to PHP8 (or 8.1, though probably not).

I have heard various stories of many issued with the move to PHP8 and a =
lot of software not making the transition, so I am wondering how I can =
check fit anything that I am currently running will work with PHP8 or if =
I need to find alternatives. I know apache works with PHP8, and I am =
relatively sure round cube does, but I definitely want to check =
everything on the system, for compatibility before I make the switch.

As for making the switch itself, since I am still using postmaster (I =
tried poudriwassits again, in earnest, and nope), is the postmaster -o =
flag still the best way to replace the old version?


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