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Debian wheezy originally shipped with 5.4.4 but now defaults to 5.4.34 through a security update made on 2014-11-05.
by eikenberry 12y ago
Debian wheezy originally shipped with 5.4.4 but now defaults to 5.4.34 through a security update made on 2014-11-05.
- lstamour 12y agoWhich would then adjust this post's definition of "Insecure 5.4" to 72.2%. from 89.6%.
- spacefight 12y agoBut 5.4.36 came out Dec 18th.
- mappu 12y agoCame here to post this. I was actually upset about that change, it caused some weird compatibility issues in my application, and i had a hard time finding debian's rationale.
- smsm42 12y agoIt would be excellent if you reported the BC break (provided you figure it out and it's PHP fault) to bugs.php.net and also to the PHP internals list (internals@lists.php.net). Unless it's listed in UPGRADING file for your version, BC break in advanced version should not happen and is a problem. This happens from time to time (e.g. we had to break some hacks using unserialize() on non-serialized strings because otherwise it created security hole) but it's pretty rare.
- arenaninja 12y agoAnd if I'm not mistaken, CentOS 5.10 shipped with 5.3.3, and Ubuntu 12.04 Server ships with 5.3.10