On 10/17/12 10:54 AM, m.roth@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> You really want to talk to the folks whose website(s) it/they are, and
> point out to them that php 5.2 is obsolete, and full of bugs and security
> holes, and sooner or later*all* maintenance will go away, and they will
> be SOL, and they need to be thinking about porting it to 5.3 soon, as in
> starting last month.
well, that would be me. its a website I setup for my kid's former
boyscout troop, they are still using it, and updating it (its CMS
based). they've been making noises about switching to something else,
that will solve this problem.
unless I'm mistaken, the vast majority of PHP exploits are if you allow
someone untrustworthy to publish sites, and not 'external' exploits (I'm
not counting exploits created by bad php code, such as SQL injection)?
noone has access to this host except the server owner and me.
--
john r pierce N 37, W 122
santa cruz ca mid-left coast
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