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Subject: PHP 5.0.x state
From: ruempler@topconcepts.com ("Soenke Ruempler")

Hi folks,

Maybe I missed something or didn't read it, but what's the state of PHP
5.0.x? I guess it will not be updated anymore - so 5.1 is the way to go
(or to update), aight?

Thx,

--soenke