← Back to context Comment by dataflow 9 hours ago Is PHP 7 essentially going to be dead and unusable for everyone then? Or will it get fixes? 6 comments dataflow Reply e12e 9 hours ago > Given the severity of these vulnerabilities, the PHP security team provided minimal source-backports for PHP 7.4, PHP 8.0, and PHP 8.1 to help people building from source or without access to an LTS vendor. NiekvdMaas 3 hours ago https://github.com/Niek/php7 guffins 9 hours ago PHP 7 hasn’t received an update since 2022 when it went EOL.EDIT: looks like there are backports though Operyl 9 hours ago There are backports already. kps 9 hours ago Debian has a new build of 7.4 at least. cpncrunch 9 hours ago Not out on Ubuntu 20.04 yet, but sometimes they are a little slower. Hopefully should be posted later today.
e12e 9 hours ago > Given the severity of these vulnerabilities, the PHP security team provided minimal source-backports for PHP 7.4, PHP 8.0, and PHP 8.1 to help people building from source or without access to an LTS vendor.
guffins 9 hours ago PHP 7 hasn’t received an update since 2022 when it went EOL.EDIT: looks like there are backports though
kps 9 hours ago Debian has a new build of 7.4 at least. cpncrunch 9 hours ago Not out on Ubuntu 20.04 yet, but sometimes they are a little slower. Hopefully should be posted later today.
cpncrunch 9 hours ago Not out on Ubuntu 20.04 yet, but sometimes they are a little slower. Hopefully should be posted later today.
> Given the severity of these vulnerabilities, the PHP security team provided minimal source-backports for PHP 7.4, PHP 8.0, and PHP 8.1 to help people building from source or without access to an LTS vendor.
https://github.com/Niek/php7
PHP 7 hasn’t received an update since 2022 when it went EOL.
EDIT: looks like there are backports though
There are backports already.
Debian has a new build of 7.4 at least.
Not out on Ubuntu 20.04 yet, but sometimes they are a little slower. Hopefully should be posted later today.