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| Wednesday 1st March 2006 - 1.0.0 | +
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| This release introduces a new architecture which supports more account types than just users, groups and hosts. | +
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| Monday 13th November 2006 - End of PHP4 support | +
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| The support for PHP version 4 for LAM will end on 01.03.2007. This means that all releases after this date will require PHP 5 to run. | +
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+ + + + + +End of PHP4 support++ + +The support for PHP version 4 for LAM will end on 01.04.2007. This means +that all releases after this date will require PHP 5 to run. LAM 1.3.0 will be the last release which supports PHP4. + +PHP 5 is available since quite some time and all major Linux +distributions include it in their stable releases. There is also a +backport for Debian. Therefore it should be no big problem to upgrade. + + +Why PHP 5? + +LAM has grown a lot over the last years. This leads to more and more +limitations which are related to the old PHP 4 object model. Switching +to PHP 5 will make it easier to maintain the code base. + +PhpLDAPadmin switched to PHP 5. The tree view is based on code of +another Open Source project which is called phpLDAPadmin. The +integration of its code requires that LAM runs on PHP 5, too. + + + + + + + + + + + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||