Hi
Isaac Bennetch píše v Pá 16. 12. 2016 v 22:02 -0500:
Every piece of user feedback is relevant and
noteworthy, but so far
this
appears to just be one user. 4.4 is an old codebase that diverges
from
4.0 and 4.6 in many ways, and maintaining it is non-trivial work. I
assume that most people running such old versions of MySQL and PHP
are
doing so because they're on an LTS Linux version, and in those cases
it's more the responsibility of the distribution to provide security
support rather than us. We can't keep supporting every version
forever;
those PHP and MySQL versions are already quite outdated.
I feel this is on the distributions to support; we can work with them
(if they reach out to us about it) but I don't feel we need to keep
supporting 4.4.x.
This is my feeling as well. On the other side, some distributions do
not support leaf packages such as phpMyAdmin, while PHP or MySQL might
be still supported by them. AFAIK this is case with Ubuntu.
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