Re: php 4.2.2

On Wed, Jun 19, 2002 at 03:04:17PM +0200, Melvyn Sopacua wrote: > I think that's a choice between, labeling a horde of reports bogus/dupes, > vs. an announcement on the php.net site, along the lines: > "Apache 2 release > The new 2.0.39 release, dealing among other things, with the security > issue as announced at June 17, will break some php installations, which > compiled succesfully with earlier versions. > The PHP Group kindly requests that you do not post bug reports about this > issue, as it is known. Further more we like to remind you, that Apache2 > support is STILL marked as EXPERIMENTAL and therefore not recommended for > use in production environments." I don't mind that the apache2filter is still labled as experimental, but I would like us to find a way to better encourage people to use it and report back problems. I have been running it on my site for the last month with no problems. I tend to think that the apache2filter itself is fairly stable at the moment, and we are only really unsure about the threadsafetyness of 3rd party libs and extensions. The only way it's going to get to production quality is if people are willing to use and test it (besides me and the other authors). -aaron