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## Notes on compatibility
* These are drop-in **replacements** of the distro's official PHP `sqlite3`/`pdo_sqlcipher` extensions, just linked to SQLCipher.
* These are drop-in **replacements** of the PHP `sqlite3`/`pdo_sqlite` extensions, just linked to SQLCipher.
* You should still be able to use regular SQLite3 databases with these packages.
* You must be using **Ondřej Surý’s PHP packages** to match headers and packaging expectations.
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