Re: PHP Vulnerability

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Jani Kesänen wrote:

As Kenneth Porter pointed out last week there isn't any update to
these php security issues.

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=141132

Debian and Gentoo both reacted immediately. This is madness I tell
you. The only change seems to be that we'll have to shutdown every
webserver and switch distributions. This really isn't nice xmas
present from Fedora development.



Don't you think some people have reasons to wait with
pulling patches and fixes out ?
Gentoo guys do everything "immediately". But they don't care
about backward or binary compatibility. They just recompile
everything.
Debian did a good job, indeed, more over as the back-ported to
older versions.
But I'm working with RH/Fedora products for more than 6 years
now, and I always loved their stability and quality management.
Nobody stops you from updating packages your self from source.
And, of course, your are talking about RHEL, which has much
higher goals than Fedora, in terms of standing time.





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