On Friday, March 8, 2002, at 03:49 PM, Bill Bumgarner wrote:
> Pointing out only that, for the first time in memory, OpenOSX is
> actually
> shipping something that is more up to date than Fink and that Fink is
> shipping a version of PHP w/a known security hole (which I failed to
> mention-- so
On Friday, March 8, 2002, at 04:09 PM, David R. Morrison wrote:
> PHP was maintained by Christoph Pfisterer. It is one of around 80
> packages
> which still list Christoph as maintainer. We eventually need volunteers
> for all of those.
Run a 'fink selfupdate', then this to get the package n
passwd has been updated, hopefully system preferences will no longer
vomit all over / when you try to remove users. please could you all
test, and I'll move it to stable ASAP.
-- Finlay
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Any effort is better than none... if a quick fix works, go for it.
I wish I had more time to focus on this (and had the experience with PHP
to do so effectively)
On Friday, March 8, 2002, at 04:17 PM, David R. Morrison wrote:
>>> I'll take a look at updating it, if someone is willing to test w
> > I'll take a look at updating it, if someone is willing to test what I do.
> > I won't take over as maintainer of this package, though.
>
> I looked at it very briefly and it appears that the package is old enough
> that it may be more productive to derive a new package based on a
> combinat
Hmmm... the latest darwin-dev has a relevant post:
Subject: apache_mod_php module in cvs
From: Marko Karppinen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: darwin-development <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
PHP 4.2.0 is due to be released on March 22nd, ie. in two weeks. This will
be the first PHP version with official Mac supp
I looked at it very briefly and it appears that the package is old enough
that it may be more productive to derive a new package based on a
combination of the old and on Scott Anguish's PHP articles at stepwise.com.
b.bum
On Friday, March 8, 2002, at 04:09 PM, David R. Morrison wrote:
> PHP w
PHP was maintained by Christoph Pfisterer. It is one of around 80 packages
which still list Christoph as maintainer. We eventually need volunteers
for all of those.
I'll take a look at updating it, if someone is willing to test what I do.
I won't take over as maintainer of this package, though.
Pointing out only that, for the first time in memory, OpenOSX is actually
shipping something that is more up to date than Fink and that Fink is
shipping a version of PHP w/a known security hole (which I failed to
mention-- sorry about that).
As I know *zero* about PHP, nor do I have time to d
On Friday, March 8, 2002, at 07:13 PM, Bill Bumgarner wrote:
> OpenOSX is shipping PHP 4.1.2, which fixes a number of bugs over
> 4.0.6-- the current version in Fink.
Your point? Oh, I guess you mean you want someone to update it. I think
you just volunteered yourself, thanks!
-- Finlay
OpenOSX is shipping PHP 4.1.2, which fixes a number of bugs over 4.0.6--
the current version in Fink.
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It's true that you could change to rrdtool1 now. However, it is easier for
backwards compatibility to not do that. If there are packages which depend
on rrdtool at the moment, then they will continue to function normally
even if you do the split.
(OK, there probably aren't any in the case of rr
Max Horn [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> >But right now, we have no way of really planning ahead for a
> >version that's too high, like, if rrdtool version 2 is out.
>
> If you ever get an incompatible version, then you would change the
> name of the -shlibs package to e.g. "rrdtool2-shlibs". Old p
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