I've tried this on multiple machines as well as using other people's upload code and can't get file uploading to work with http/1.1 clients in RC3. My file uploads scripts will work with netscape 4.78, but not with Mozilla 0.9.6 or IE 5.5.
If someone could test this and verify that im not just missing something simple that would be great. -joshua eichorn Zeev Suraski wrote: > www.php.net/~zeev/php-4.1.0RC3.tar.gz > > What does 'Final RC' mean? > > As discussed with php-qa guys (on IRC, you didn't miss a thread), we > decided that the current release process is problematic (surprise > surprise :). The particular issue we diagnosed this time was that RC > branches were changing too much, and because basically each and every > change requires a new RC - the release process can linger for quite a > while. There are more issues, but this is definitely an issue on its own. > > So, we decided that there are going to be two stages for RC's: > > (a) RC a-la what we had until now. It will usually be in the range of > weeks. > (b) Once we feel enough bugs have been fixed, a final RC is created. > For this RC, only *critical show stoppers* are fixed. That is, even bug > fixes are not MFH'd unless they're for critical bugs. If a critical > show stopper is found, a fix should be merged to the RC branch, and a > new Final RC should be released. > > So, for the developers amongst you - please do not MFH anything before > discussing it on php-dev and convincing everyone it really fixes a > critical bug. > > I expect that the QA guys will phrase what I typed up about the 'Final > RC' approach into the release process description. I apologize in > advance in case it doesn't make sense to you - it may be a stupid idea, > but it may just be me being high on this Finnish Kossu :) > > Cheers, > > Zeev > -- PHP Development Mailing List <http://www.php.net/> To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
