Hi,
I personally don't use PMA but encountered a user on my system who had an issue running it because of the php_uname statement in <./libraries/php-gettext/gettext.inc>. This could be much better taken care of with the PATH_SEPARATOR constant and it will work with PHP versions 4.3 and above.
(My choice to use the mailing list rather than the GitHub issue tracker is one based on their restrictive terms of service. I apologise if this is a bit unorganised for the devs.)
Hi
Dne 26.1.2016 v 09:30 wowaname napsal(a):
I personally don't use PMA but encountered a user on my system who had an issue running it because of the php_uname statement in <./libraries/php-gettext/gettext.inc>. This could be much better taken care of with the PATH_SEPARATOR constant and it will work with PHP versions 4.3 and above.
This is third party library which we try to modify as little as possible. What kind of issue did you have with php_uname?
On 1/27/16 3:30 PM, wowaname wrote:
On 16 01 27 15 53, Michal Čihař wrote:
Hi
Dne 26.1.2016 v 09:30 wowaname napsal(a):
I personally don't use PMA but encountered a user on my system who had an issue running it because of the php_uname statement in <./libraries/php-gettext/gettext.inc>. This could be much better taken care of with the PATH_SEPARATOR constant and it will work with PHP versions 4.3 and above.
This is third party library which we try to modify as little as possible. What kind of issue did you have with php_uname?
I provide shared hosting and have blocked php_uname among other functions for security reasons. I'll contact the library developer about this code if need be. Not only is php_uname a less secure option than PATH_SEPARATOR, but it could also be unreliable in weird operating system cases.
Hi
Dne 27.1.2016 v 09:17 Michal Čihař napsal(a):
Hi
Dne 26.1.2016 v 09:30 wowaname napsal(a):
I personally don't use PMA but encountered a user on my system who had an issue running it because of the php_uname statement in <./libraries/php-gettext/gettext.inc>. This could be much better taken care of with the PATH_SEPARATOR constant and it will work with PHP versions 4.3 and above.
This is third party library which we try to modify as little as possible. What kind of issue did you have with php_uname?
To answer myself from the error reporting server:
https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/issues/11944/
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