PHP insecure by default

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• Subject: PHP insecure by default
• From: "Jason Aeschilman" <jason@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
• Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 16:07:30 -0600
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Why is PHP insecure by default on FC1?  Is it because it's not for
production use?  It uses a php.ini that is only suited for development, not
production use.  I ended up grabbing the "php.ini-recommended" file from the
official release of PHP-4.3.6 and made a couple Fedora-related changes to it
(diff helped out here).

J.A.K.E.
[ jake1138 AT yahoo DOT com ]

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