Re: Re: File Uploads in the PHP 4.2.0

Hello, I think we should add something that asks for testers with some more indepth knowlegde of C, per example: On Thu, 22 Nov 2001, Zak Greant wrote: > From: The PHP Developer and Quality Assurance Teams > <php-dev@lists.php.net>, <php-qa@lists.php.net> > > Subject: Testers needed for PHP's File Upload functionality > > Significant changes have recently been made to PHP's HTTP file upload > functionality. Before the changes are incorporated into a major > release, the PHP Development team wishes to ensure that the changes > receive thorough testing. > > We are seeking 20=30 testers to build and/or install the current > development version of PHP and test all of their file upload scripts > with the new version. Ideally, those testing will use PHP's file upload > functionality on a regular basis (or use third-party scripts that do). > We are seeking 20-30 testers to build and/or install the current development version of PHP and test all of their file upload scripts with the new version. Ideally, those testing will use PHP's file upload functionality on a regular basis (or use third-party scripts that do). It is also important that in case php/apache segfaults a good backtrace is created (on Unix like operating systems). Therefore it would be prefered if the tester/you knows how to do this. (Check this for spelling :) > These people should then report back to the PHP Quality Assurance team > mailing list (php-qa@lists.php.net) if the scripts worked or failed. If > the scripts failed, the tester should also report details about the > failure. > > Users running Linux-like operating systems should download the snapshot > from snaps.php.net that is dated [???], and then build and install it. > Instructions on building and installing the snapshot are included in > the download. > > Users running a Windows-family operating system can download a > pre-compiled binary from http://... > > > Thank you, > > The PHP Developer and Quality Assurance Teams regards, Derick