PHP Upgrade -- Missing php.ini.pacsave?

The front page news mentions having to reconfigure php after the upgrade this evening. It says to reference the php.ini.pacsave -- but this file doesn't exist on my machine. Was it not included or does anyone have a "copy" I can see?

* update your php.ini; see php.ini.pacnew as reference
It's also possible that a pacnew config wasn't even generated in the case that you left your previous config untouched.. pacnews are only generated if old configs have been modified. If there are no custom settings to preserve, pacman simply replaces the old ones.
Last edited by tdy (2009-09-23 02:37:35)

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