Olivier Nicole wrote:
Thanks, now that lads to the second question, what will I break when
updating? What should I be carefull about? I have several servers,
managing quite many sites, with a lot of home made pages...
I would perhaps do a test build, and make notes of the steps for
the
On Tue, Oct 09, 2007 at 10:16:03AM +0700, Olivier Nicole wrote:
Hi,
I noticed that PHP4 port has been having some vulnerabilities for some
time now.
Will there be a correction relased any soon?
I think the PHP4 upgrade is to move to PHP5.
jerry
Best regards,
Olivier
On Tuesday 09 October 2007 05:41:59 Olivier Nicole wrote:
Doubtful, given the fact that php4 will reach EOL December 31. You
should plan on upgrading to php5.
Thanks, now that lads to the second question, what will I break when
updating? What should I be carefull about? I have several
Hi,
I noticed that PHP4 port has been having some vulnerabilities for some
time now.
Will there be a correction relased any soon?
Best regards,
Olivier
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Doubtful, given the fact that php4 will reach EOL December 31. You
should plan on upgrading to php5.
Thanks, now that lads to the second question, what will I break when
updating? What should I be carefull about? I have several servers,
managing quite many sites, with a lot of home made
On Monday 08 October 2007, Olivier Nicole said:
Hi,
I noticed that PHP4 port has been having some vulnerabilities for
some time now.
Will there be a correction relased any soon?
Best regards,
Olivier
Doubtful, given the fact that php4 will reach EOL December 31. You
should plan on
On Monday 08 October 2007, Olivier Nicole said:
Doubtful, given the fact that php4 will reach EOL December 31.
You should plan on upgrading to php5.
Thanks, now that lads to the second question, what will I break
when updating? What should I be carefull about? I have several
servers,
