Hi List!
I would like you to test the current CVS version because two important fixes has been commited since 2.2.2-rc1: - output buffering was never used for the left frame and this was the reason for a strange behaviour under win XP (it may also help to fix some crashes with win NT/2000 and Apache or IIS but I'm not sure of it) ; - there were a possible security hole with the uploading feature.
Maybe we should plan to roll a rc1 at the end of this week, this way we may also be able to test PMA under php 4.1.0 that will be released very soon (Zeev talked about today).
Just a not so funny note about sessions and this new php release: see http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=php-dev&m=100676695925860&w=2
Loïc
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Loïc a écrit :
Hi List!
I would like you to test the current CVS version because two important fixes has been commited since 2.2.2-rc1:
- output buffering was never used for the left frame and this was the reason for a strange behaviour under win XP (it may also help to fix some crashes with win NT/2000 and Apache or IIS but I'm not sure of it) ;
- there were a possible security hole with the uploading feature.
Hi Loïc,
tested cvs under NT and 2000, looks ok for me!
Marc
On Mon, 26 Nov 2001, [iso-8859-1] Lo�c wrote:
I would like you to test the current CVS version because two important fixes has been commited since 2.2.2-rc1:
- output buffering was never used for the left frame and this was the reason for a strange behaviour under win XP (it may also help to fix some crashes with win NT/2000 and Apache or IIS but I'm not sure of it) ;
- there were a possible security hole with the uploading feature.
Maybe we should plan to roll a rc1 at the end of this week, this way we may also be able to test PMA under php 4.1.0 that will be released very soon (Zeev talked about today).
I've done a cursory test with Win98 and Win2K, no bugs in PMA.
Just a not so funny note about sessions and this new php release: see http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=php-dev&m=100676695925860&w=2
I'm running PHP-4.2.0dev as at November 23rd, with no problems yet (apart from one I'll mention below) register_globals = on + session.use_cookie = on
When you upgrade to the newer PHP, i'm not certain if it's in 4.1.0 or not, but how the include statement works has changed! eg if you had 3 files: 1.php a/2.php a/b/3.php
and you were including each from the previous: 1.php: include("a/2.php"); 2.php: include("a/b/3.php");
that was how you did it. But now, in the CVS version I have, this has changed, you have to use: 2.php: include("b/3.php");
for it to work!