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PHP 5.2.2: Bug Fixes Galore

Written by Michael Larabel in Free Software on 4 May 2007 at 10:01 PM EDT. Add A Comment

With a number of PHP vulnerabilities and bugs entering the public spotlight in recent times, PHP developers have announced the immediate availability of PHP 5.2.2 along with PHP 4.4.7. The new PHP 4 release consists of about 10 bug fixes, but the new PHP 5 release contains over 120 bug fixes! Outside of bug squashing, PHP 5.2.2 also features improvements to the PHP memory manager, GD / SQLite / PCRE library updates, and additional methods being added to two SPL classes. The release announcement for PHP 5.2.2 can be read here and here for PHP 4.4.7.

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