I question the vulnerability. I don't think it applies. the alert is
from 2006, and there isn't a POC I have tested against php52- 5.2.17
with nulls in it that seems to trigger anything but 404 errors.
(please don't try on ours... this is not a challenge. but if you have a
POC, let me know and _I_ will try it)
so, php 5.3? big differences! BIG. look at /usr/ports/UPDATING to
see. php_ini needs changes also.
On 3/3/11 3:09 PM, Andrea Venturoli wrote:
Is there any news on the horizon?
Will a new version be released and/or the port updated?
Any possible patch?
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