John R Pierce wrote:
> 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 point out to them that php 5.2 is obsolete, and full of bugs and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.
Do you have phpmyadmin installed?
mark
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