I just noticed the newest PHP 5.3 portaudit:
According to FreeBSD portaudit URL:
But then on a system that's still running PHP from lang/php5, version 5.3.13:
On the same machine:
Is this a bug?
PHP 5.3.13 was not vulnerable untill this latest portaudit came out, before that, I'd never see the need to just recompile stuff because PHP changed it's origin from lang/php5 to lang/php53. But now I miss important portaudit info.
Code:
Affected package: php53-5.3.13
Type of problem: php -- potential overflow in _php_stream_scandir.
Reference: http://portaudit.FreeBSD.org/bdab0acd-d4cd-11e1-8a1c-14dae9ebcf89.html
According to FreeBSD portaudit URL:
Code:
Affects:
php5 >5.4 <5.4.5
php53 <5.3.15
php52 <=5.2.17_10
But then on a system that's still running PHP from lang/php5, version 5.3.13:
Code:
# portaudit php5-5.3.13
0 problem(s) found.
On the same machine:
Code:
# portaudit php53-5.3.13
Affected package: php53-5.3.13
Type of problem: php -- potential overflow in _php_stream_scandir.
Reference: http://portaudit.FreeBSD.org/bdab0acd-d4cd-11e1-8a1c-14dae9ebcf89.html
1 problem(s) found.
Is this a bug?
PHP 5.3.13 was not vulnerable untill this latest portaudit came out, before that, I'd never see the need to just recompile stuff because PHP changed it's origin from lang/php5 to lang/php53. But now I miss important portaudit info.