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  #1 b00giZm said on the 2009/06/04 at 10:26
  That are at least some good news ;) Our production servers run RHEL and so we're forced to live with PHP 5.1.6 for quite a while. Thanks for that!
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  #2 zevero said on the 2009/06/04 at 11:15
  Using doctrine I didn't manage to upgrade the admin generator in the backend.
  
  See http://trac.symfony-project.org/ticket/5393
  
  Having made the transition to doctrine and been left behind with the admin generator - sadly to say - quite let me down.
  
  Is there still an (ugly) way to upgrade to 1.2 without changes in the backend, so I can be up to date in the frontend?
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  #3 Jonathan H. Wage said on the 2009/06/05 at 16:15
  @zevero We removed the old admin generator code from the bundled plugin. So, you could possibly go to the old version of the sfDoctrinePlugin in SVN and grab just the code and admin gen theme and put it in your project or bundle it as a plugin. That way you might be able to use the old admin generators of symfony < 1.2 in your projects.
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  #4 n8v said on the 2009/06/19 at 19:55
  We are also running RHEL in production and I don't like getting off their packaging just for PHP 5.2.
  
  Not that I've had great support from RedHat or flawless package compatibility, it's just that diverging from the "standard" is too much work for too little benefit.