RE: [PHP4BETA] Missing PHP 3.0 patches

> Ok, we need to sum this up. > Do we go with a public beta on Monday? We should assume that we > close the code base today within a few hours, and then only > test it until > the announcement on Monday. I think that's a good idea. It seems to be in a good beta state. > If we go with Beta 1, should we increase the warnings about it being > directed at technical people only? I would imagine that the majority of people downloading and installing it will be technical folks anyway ... > If we go with a beta on Monday, I want to prepare the tar > within a couple > of hours (if anybody else volunteers, it'd be great). Is the installation process going to be more in line with PHP3, or are people going to need to download libzend, TSRM, and PHP4 and use the current build process? Also - some windows binaries would cool as well (CGI and ISAPI?) - people will be asking for them as soon as it's announced. -brian-