PHP 4.2.0 and 4.2.1 - serious security vulnerability!!

[Hooper]

http://www.securiteam.com/securitynews/5XP0N0K7PY.html


:eek:

[eva2000]

moved to right forum :)

[Hooper]

Thanks George.... :)

[N9ne]

This probably means most servers will now upgrade to Php 4.2.2, and I hope this doesn't mean a new version of vB which works with it so we all have to upgrade again :(

[eva2000]

Originally posted by N9ne
This probably means most servers will now upgrade to Php 4.2.2, and I hope this doesn't mean a new version of vB which works with it so we all have to upgrade again :( i recommend php 4.1.2 :)

[Hooper]

Just upgraded to 4.2.2

Wonder what new php quirks we'll find to report. Lol. :)

[Floris]

Originally posted by N9ne
This probably means most servers will now upgrade to Php 4.2.2, and I hope this doesn't mean a new version of vB which works with it so we all have to upgrade again :( If your hosting provider doesn't uses an x86 arch. machine, then even with a new vB, you shouldn't have to worry or upgrade.

[DWZ]

got my host to upgrade a few hours ago :)

[nuno]

Originally posted by eva2000
i recommend php 4.1.2 :)
Thanks George ;)

[eva2000]

Originally posted by nuno

Thanks George ;) me happy with 4.1.2 so far :)

[Raz Meister]

We're using v4.2.2 and we haven't had any problems. :)