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Thursday, January 12. 2006

Posted by Ilia Alshanetsky in PHP

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5.1.2 Released!

This morning I've released PHP 5.1.2 , which is a culmination of about 3 months work by PHP developer community. Big thanks to all the developers who have spent the time to make this release possible. This release combines some new features, a fair number of bug fixes and even addresses a few security bugs. If you are using PHP 5, this release is definitely worth upgrading to. The major changes can be found in the release announcement, while if you want to read the entire changelog, you can find it here.

Surprisingly enough unlike most PHP release this one was actually right one time and followed the release plan I've made to the letter, hopefully this is something we can keep up.

A little bit of trivia, PHP 5.1.2 is my 12th PHP release, which coincidentally was released on January the 12th ;-)
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PHP-Homepage.de - News on : PHP 5.1.2 fertig!

Heute wurde nach 2 Release Candidates die neue Version PHP 5.1.2 freigegeben.Neben einigen wenigen Neuerungen wurden gegenüber der letzten Version vor allem Bugs gefixt. Die wichtigsten Änderungen sind:HTTP Response Splitting in ext/session und der header

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After about 3 months of work, PHP 5.1.2 has been released. This release combines some new features, a fair number of bug fixes and even addresses a few security bugs. PHP5 users are incouraged to upgrade. Read the official release announcement and all...

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pcdinh on :

Great work, Ilia.

I have seen the change log but found no line about native Date class. What happens with it or you will release it on another PHP version?

I love to see there is no limit of function in handling date time in PHP5 as PHP4 with 1970 limit.

Thanks

Ilia Alshanetsky on :

The native date class was disabled back in 5.1.1 due to conflicts with the PEAR class by with the same name.

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