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Thursday, December 22. 2005

Posted by Ilia Alshanetsky in PHP

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PHP 5.1.2RC1 Released!

I've just packaged PHP 5.1.2RC1, the first release candidate for the next 5.1 version. A small holiday present for all PHP users, from the the PHP developers ;-). This is primarily a bug fixing release with its major points being:

* Many fixes to the strtotime() function, over 10 bugs have been resolved.
* A fair number of fixes to PDO and its drivers
* New OCI8 that fixes large number of bugs backported from head.
* A final fix for Apache 2 crash when SSI includes are being used.
* A number of crash fixes in extensions and core components.
* XMLwriter & Hash extensions were added and enabled by default.

The sources can be downloaded from:
http://downloads.php.net/ilia/php-5.1.2RC1.tar.bz2
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http://downloads.php.net/ilia/php-5.1.2RC1.tar.gz
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Win32 binaries should be available shortly from
http://downloads.php.net/ilia/ as well.
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Hannes og vefurinn on : PHP5.1.2RC1 + PHP compilers

Ilia (5.1 Release Master) sendi frá sér PHP5.1.2RC1 nú fyrr í dag. Það helsta sem stendur uppúr er að pecl/hash hefur nú verið symlinkað í core'ið (ext/hash) og enabled by default ásamt pecl/XMLWriter (ext/XMLWriter) ásamt fleirum góðgætum (sjá PHP5.1.2

Piku's PHP Blog on : PHP 5.1.2RC1 Released!

On Ilia Alshanetsky’s blog there is an announcement of the release of PHP 5.1.2RC1: I’ve just packaged PHP 5.1.2RC1, the first release candidate for the next 5.1 version. A small holiday present for all PHP users, from the the PHP developer...

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