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Apache 2.0.50 Released

Posted by simoniker on from the incredible-bongo-band dept.

Gruturo writes "The Apache Software Foundation just released version 2.0.50, which, apart from the usual incremental improvements and bug fixes, addresses security vulnerabilities such as CAN-2004-0493 (Memory leak which could lead to resource depletion == DoS) and CAN-2004-0488 (a mod_ssl buffer overflow). Be kind to their servers and use a mirror."

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  1. Re:Safe to upgrade yet? by quelrods · · Score: 4, Insightful

    ya except apache 1.3 + php isn't really an enterprise solution to a large web application either. One of the reasons cited above for php not working w/ apache2.0 is a lack of thread safety. In php there isn't any. Also, you can thread sessions all reads and writes lock the session from any further reads or writes until the operation is completed.

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