PHP 5.3.2RC3 testing

Hello! You are receiving this email because your project has been selected to take part in a new effort by the PHP QA Team to make sure that your project still works with PHP versions to-be-released. With this we hope to make sure that you are either aware of things that might break, or to make sure we don't introduce any strange regressions. With this effort we hope to build a better relationship between the PHP Team and the major projects. If you do not want to receive these heads-up emails, please reply to me personally and I will remove you from the list; but, we hope that you want to actively help us making PHP a better and more stable tool. The third release candidates for PHP 5.3.2 was just released and can be downloaded from these locations: http://downloads.php.net/johannes/php-5.3.2RC3.tar.bz2 MD5 (php-5.3.2RC3.tar.bz2) = 7d9a716e5c18763572f214dcac216be0 http://downloads.php.net/johannes/php-5.3.2RC3.tar.gz MD5 (php-5.3.2RC3.tar.gz) = 706f0c0b5191ad82945aae59e9cff9dc The Windows binaries are available at: http://windows.php.net/qa/ Please try these release candidates against your code and let us know if any regressions should you find any. Proper testing would be extremely helpful. This release candidate fixes some issues related to the crypt() implementation. If no critical issues are reported the plan is to release 5.3.2 from identical sources next Thursday (Mar 4) Please make me aware of critical issues. In case you think that other projects should also receive this kinds of emails, please let me know privately, and I will add them to the list of projects to contact. Best Regards, Johannes Schlüter 5.3 Release Master