PHP module spams httpd error.log

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Using Ming PHP module with Apache on Ubuntu 10.10
(package version; Ming 0.4.3).

This:

WARNING: changing SWF target version during a run
         might result in malformed SWF output.
         You don't have to worry if you're careful about
         not mixing different version blocks in a movie.


is written again and again to Apache's error.log.  My
code is not changing the version anywhere; it's set
with SWFMovie() and ming_useswfversion(), same in both cases.

I haven't found a way to stop it. Any ideas?

- Ed


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