There are already another extensions not available via php.net
documented in the PHP Manual (sqlsrv and pdo_sqlsrv). So I didn't know
that it is a requirement. I'm sorry for the guerilla approach but I
really didn't suppose that it will be a problem.
Suhosin is still very relevant today because it is a part of PHP package
in some Linux distributions. And people are asking questions like:
"Why can't I redeclare sha256() if there is no such function documented
on php.net and I use the default PHP package?"
"Why can't I increase memory_limit in my script?"
"Why can't I process forms with more than 200 fields?"
I believe that there should be at least something in the PHP Manual to
help people finding answers for such questions.
Jakub Vrána
On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 23:28, Jakub Vrana<vr...@php.net> wrote:
I've documented the Suhosin extension. I didn't know that there is some
discussion required about it.
Its not an extension available via php.net in any way what so ever.
And not even maintained, or even relevant today.
I love your work, and we joke about you on IRC (#php.doc) every once
in a while when someone/you makes 30+ bugfixes/commits in a row.. but
I completely disagree with this specific commit.
-Hannes
