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From:	"Samuel Liddicott" <sam AT liddicott DOT com>
Subject:	What happened to mod_php
Date:	Fri, 27 Feb 2004 02:34:14 -0000
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I'm installing cygwin on a new PC, trying to match the configuration I set
up 3 months earlier, but I can't seem to find where mod_php is listed?

I've seen queries from a few folk suspecting the package to be removed but
no up to date or workable comments on the fate of php and cygwin?

Can anything be done apart from re-installing cygwin and hoping to find an
old out of date mirror?

Sam




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