Hi,
Am Montag, den 08.09.2008, 11:44 +0200 schrieb Lars Strojny:
> So it is a bug.
Read as: if we can reproduce it in one of our current versions, it is a
bug :)
cu, Lars
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Hi Sotiris,
Am Samstag, den 06.09.2008, 15:42 +0300 schrieb sotiris karavarsamis:
> i've got a webserver which runs php 5.2.3 via fastcgi, and i've recently
> tried to remove the x-powered-by header for security reasons. however,
[...]
Please try the latest 5.2 with expose_php=0. I can't reprod
Hi Christian,
Am Montag, den 08.09.2008, 05:29 -0400 schrieb Cristian Rodríguez:
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> I hope you are kidding .. do you still think that "security through
> obscurity" has any value ?
Doesn't matter. expose_php=Off should definitely disable that header
too. So it is a bug.
cu, Lars
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sotiris karavarsamis escribió:
> i've got a webserver which runs php 5.2.3 via fastcgi, and i've recently
> tried to remove the x-powered-by header for security reasons.
I hope you are kidding .. do you still think that "security through
obscurity" has any value ?
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On 06.09.2008 16:42, sotiris karavarsamis wrote:
i've got a webserver which runs php 5.2.3 via fastcgi,
The latest stable version is 5.2.6, not 5.2.3.
I can't find any mention of X-Powered in 5.2.6 CGI sources,
but both cases in main/main.c do check expose_php INI setting.
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i've got a webserver which runs php 5.2.3 via fastcgi, and i've recently
tried to remove the x-powered-by header for security reasons. however,
changing the php.ini expose-php directive value to off made no
difference. After searching a little on google for this problem, it came
out that there
