Re: 1.4x vs 1.5.1

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Tomas Kuliavas wrote:
>> So, the development of 1.5.x has been 2+ years now. I notice that it's 
>> been downloaded (according to the counters) nearly as much as 1.4.x, and 
>> most plugins work with it.
> 
> According to SF counters (excluding rpms)
> 1.4.6 (released 2006-02-23) -1.4.10 = 440645
> 
> 1.5.1 (released 2006-02-19) = 61601
> 
>> Are there any/some/many of you using it in production without issues - 
>> at least without major issues that aren't in common with 1.4x ?
> 
> * PHP 5.1.2+ and 4.4.2+ issues
> * Mailbox navigation differs from 1.4.x and is not as efficient as 1.4.x
> with 
>   delete_move_next plugin.
> * Mailbox caching code in left_main.php can cause issues
> * Faster IMAP code works better on servers without SORT support. Differences
> are 
>   smaller on servers with SORT support.
> * Newmail notifications follow left folder listing preferences. Sucks, if
> your personal 
>   preferences differ.
> * Security fixes are not ported to 1.5.1.
> 

So, 1.5.1 is missing dozens of security fixes?
Sounds like 1.4 is much safer for production use.
Thanks,
Ken


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