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"Deprecated" means that a function or feature is no longer considered a good idea and will be removed in a future version of PHP. Since these are warnings about libraries you're using, you don't need to do anything yet except to make sure your PEAR version and packages are up to date. The libraries you use will need to be updated to make these warnings go away.

In a future version of PHP, the functions listed in your warnings will go away. You will then get fatal errors if your libraries have not been updated. Before you do another big PHP upgrade, make sure you have no deprecation warnings, or check them against the PHP upgrade docs to see if you will be impacted.

If you're getting these errors in your browser, adjust your error reporting settings. One way to do it:

error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED);

Scott Saunders 2010-02-11 18:18:27

Great stuff. This worked out well!

Industrial 2010-02-11 20:02:05

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Hello Scott, that is not the answer we want to read. Maybe we know what deprecated means. the question is Why PEAR is using a deprecated function? or Why we are getting this error while installing PEAR(an application made by another person, not us). If you don´t know about using PEAR, please, don´t answer this.

2010-05-28 09:44:41

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Thanks Scott,

It works,

Sorry user352755 :-(

2010-06-04 02:58:49

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