[php-maint] Bug#397179: Bug#397179: Bug#397179: Bug#397179: Please don't add this patch

Jan Wagner waja at cyconet.org
Tue May 22 07:51:47 UTC 2007


On Tuesday 22 May 2007 09:27, you wrote:
> Jan Wagner píše v Po 21. 05. 2007 v 21:02 +0200:
> > On Monday 21 May 2007 19:17, Ondřej Surý wrote:
> > > See my previous comment.  When I read that patch a while ago, I didn't
> > > encounter any different behaviour in PHP skripts.  My only concern was
> > > that it's binary incompatible with ZendOptimizer, which we are
> > > incompatible with anyway due LFS support.
> > >
> > > And to tell you truth - I couldn't care about ZendOptimizer less :-).
> >
> > The problem here is, we have a couple of customers using it with sarge. I
> > don't have any idea to tell them how to work with this issue.
>
> Ok, as I said earlier.  ZendOptimizer will not work because of LFS
> support.  So you'll have to recompile your own php anyway.  It's not
> that hard to pull sources (apt-get source php5), make some changes (edit
> debian/rules, debian/patches/...), satisfy build dependency (apt-get
> builddep php5) and recompile (apt-get install devscripts; debuild)

Hi Ondřej,

I'm aware of the procedure, cause maintaining sarge-backport of php5. This 
teached me also, that providing security support for php5 is a hard job and 
in my case its only to remove LFS support, adjust depencies, disable mysqli 
and repackage the whole stuff. I've done this twice last days and it's 
getting a bit annoying!
Are there problems beside LFS (and maybe suhosin in the future) for 3rd party?

With kind regards, Jan.
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