← Back to context Comment by piker 18 hours ago Seems like even the EOL versions should get a patch for something like this. 4 comments piker Reply 72deluxe 17 hours ago But what would be the point of declaring something "EOL" then? wccrawford 13 hours ago I agree with the thought, but sometimes things are so bad that it's worth an exception.This looks like one of those things. nananana9 16 hours ago PHP don't support it and likely won't patch it (even though this is probably big enough that they should), it's up to your distribution whether or not they will. Tepix 17 hours ago They will if you use a supported OS.
72deluxe 17 hours ago But what would be the point of declaring something "EOL" then? wccrawford 13 hours ago I agree with the thought, but sometimes things are so bad that it's worth an exception.This looks like one of those things. nananana9 16 hours ago PHP don't support it and likely won't patch it (even though this is probably big enough that they should), it's up to your distribution whether or not they will.
wccrawford 13 hours ago I agree with the thought, but sometimes things are so bad that it's worth an exception.This looks like one of those things.
nananana9 16 hours ago PHP don't support it and likely won't patch it (even though this is probably big enough that they should), it's up to your distribution whether or not they will.
But what would be the point of declaring something "EOL" then?
I agree with the thought, but sometimes things are so bad that it's worth an exception.
This looks like one of those things.
PHP don't support it and likely won't patch it (even though this is probably big enough that they should), it's up to your distribution whether or not they will.
They will if you use a supported OS.