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PHP 7.2.19 Released

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Sara Golemon

7 years ago
Hi, The PHP development team announces the immediate availability of PHP 7.2.19. This is a security release which also contains several minor bug fixes. All PHP 7.2 users are encouraged to upgrade to this version. For source downloads of PHP 7.2.19 please visit our downloads page. Windows binaries can be found on the PHP for Windows site. The list of changes is recorded in the ChangeLog. Release Announcement: http://php.net/releases/7_2_19.php Downloads: http://www.php.net/downloads Windows downloads: http://windows.php.net/download Changelog: http://www.php.net/ChangeLog-7.php#7.2.19 Many thanks to all the contributors and supporters! Sara Golemon, Remi Collet Signatures and hashes may be found below and at: https://gist.github.com/sgolemon/cd80f62daedc828fd6c337513781f823 php-7.2.19.tar.gz SHA256 hash: 1cd2266a058f3224d3cba594540045542606996f026eeef96747f27f6b3d22b6 PGP signature: -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQIcBAABAgAGBQJc7jHwAAoJENyf+NPuWvJ/Z2YQAI+6yxXaAre/SVkIiY8qL589 3J+x5SEuJcq/DIfjJdAHXm7X8Q3WQYWfK6+2nPTRnaBVuEAGHIwt3+y97L26wGG7 MUzKZ7xZ9b74mIcVmLA5f8wVQcDlzALtlFFY3jN81bU0H1sUhNEKR94RdPS3qyVv orKBlaIhee9NPJbm6c9LW/spiSK+s3k84eC3MyxSHfvXyh6+cgSvmFgsklNKm3e6 /pG+8enDZibCiyArt6QqS3G6SMI4CIicZflEqs+lctl2bk4dq0n7nVlAIWech899 /YT3wkEkZRw88tJcJrnlbe9zwcdiLFvr3eUwXEq/qdTJFSqg67H4j1iiYs9f9xke uN2qa7Im0K47+G7UFwZh3556SNnSJA8ae3FUdFaVi+WbHMPInRdnJVwcG+Gf1BZa G98O1sjRm2ifYgu+9hkmGBmHtQvMsjCSKV6VTUF+dRBXO6yTmxi1RzXCRiaWQsiD GLUcT2MmKgVjHwoBHfLPubpqbnKyHXMMZLs3izokci/iRt7nl0blkDvNMph07TAo p4g0CHtAGlMHt8OCEyeHEdHkp4jGG3wwBCzmVmcliq471Z04cwpA4cRJW7mKChKY ZY7JeZT5kY8w5Ka7fSxzKZLkzYpsAJeIixiWR6TP8h3zMy+5YCLv54uKZMEVHLVy PrwDc7t4S0Z73O/Fq+RZ =8s8v -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- php-7.2.19.tar.bz2 SHA256 hash: ebd0b1f375fe07ed4925acc213d2f5ef76a61bd5de174e7b666b98421a90a099 PGP signature: -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQIcBAABAgAGBQJc7jH0AAoJENyf+NPuWvJ/LEgP/RUe5HvFNHC3vqYhgtaiQMkP vYTb+YSZs0b7rcR3FYlR09I0EcvEarHtes9/EsxsjYxrZ4YR9zBBzq8/+kk59I7G h/sEWbwQEZCCHkrxuWInfrDdB7Iy+vXeMOxkvw79x0L7QW1xSIYScPyHGQMerg7o t7HZZ8X2C9kCKmrY0PWSd2fbF/Pfp8nhb/QukEurIDgQwGAqNqGvOrXp3aIWuF9k iGOkAqBKrrcVEZBciatRzrOL2GvtOpzMCYkt3fnlxAbzASaahu4Cu92GVk901Xmt r9wpdeI37Vz+laDfbDwXNmbVVUdg1FUhS2hs85oogIl7oJT5BC5VF8jmY1yC7GqL hbp9laIDzDUi0Fm5i/NHrjxBXfrqz46NfuBjMBWBOuOMVUz1AqefWV1+9lLgxVrV R0YvVpl8vQcg5QnOX5hfsx/VLK9K/lAp9ovs3kq5EZhyXFDnHTGgZXtpdwwNHqqH XfnJYWy9pBAv1zFlBHV2yaknxs3DmZul8CoXikHI/ul9T8GDHEGVifIV1s2qGaOt 5OK79SmmccvsYMJAVDO0xFveUdbYTFLdHMQILPjaeOtLr91QlXKguHOTpVuSa1// H4Pej9ZvwGohc0Z4JWXIgkgARTiwQDCcfdtr2Dt695Wgj7xo82e7zsAaa6g4UFMa tSz18/nI3AsTv+CXytQs =5Hir -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- php-7.2.19.tar.xz SHA256 hash: 4ffa2404a88d60e993a9fe69f829ebec3eb1e006de41b6048ce5e91bbeaa9282 PGP signature: -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQIcBAABAgAGBQJc7jH3AAoJENyf+NPuWvJ/xc0QAIsWKRbvGjXPJWdEAe3guF1b PWpmPH+DRA7dq0rATizqrbOGr4dQO6m3rQ1RqutUlamXmnSvmhgLtmBJpZXR/uqH diQSlefI+w70RfauAoVb/Wf5qipMhF6F9boqBsaMvHG6PDlw7Ii176MEKjJkR6pW RLVq4NShYuMC0PMO9S7ys0AqaMK9vmLG2lwRASHjqPkAtzzp5T97TjiJ+171hjbM R2zGzYIVI0Bfe+eD39kiBdq0kkrtKOhfZG/N+Emov7Hp/ejW+UqKtykfDIqmP154 hMhf1OQrDN+2zh1LDjd0bNDVTzEkJeYbhkxKG1cveoTP6Q3pyFoplv8AGGwA/j6L AFi+/nW2/3Jx9wzhWhgwCs16gjY5LVGBsqDSQio05MHLmes6FHIg5HrcEu46ALho DowbX+fKjv1FJaM0mVACkH0yXjIFAJZaT1cqL4LoO/Hy4tXt1/SzG7ruXpMhwt9M 5skepjIo+AWtMpXU3W6wTdcBPClEe4eGhNH+onRfosqOKpZUNKwnn5gFYnIRnPd0 hIGnbYilR2PM2RuChVJTwW1u0HELbSJLdN9bdFW6jWgGQ4K7Ks0q3UGz6EbiU7k+ bsKg9imiVxJJiMhoOy48uNG81kow2xDsDv7ZJTBYJPG5X0Tg5Ew0AGkTxIWhBv5t FS7tUKb11JFFVSEbWanF =zBm0 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

Ryan McCullagh

7 years ago
Hi internals group, I hope you guys are doing well, and it's a pleasure to be on this mailing list. I have a question about the PHP upgrade path on Debian and Ubuntu. The common recommendation is to use the PPA from Ondřej Surý located at https://launchpad.net/~ondrej - Is this officially recommended by the PHP Group as well? Since 7.2.19 is a security release, I am trying to figure out the best way to get the release without compiling it myself. I can of course compile PHP and pull in the tag from git, but if someone has already solved this problem, I'd love to contribute to their system, rather than invent my own. Thanks, Ryan On Thu, May 30, 2019, at 2:35 PM, Sara Golemon wrote:

Larry Garfield

7 years ago
On Thu, May 30, 2019, at 11:17 PM, Ryan McCullagh wrote:
> Hi internals group, > > I hope you guys are doing well, and it's a pleasure to be on this > mailing list. I have a question about the PHP upgrade path on Debian > and Ubuntu. The common recommendation is to use the PPA from Ondřej > Surý located at https://launchpad.net/~ondrej - Is this officially > recommended by the PHP Group as well? > > Since 7.2.19 is a security release, I am trying to figure out the best > way to get the release without compiling it myself. I can of course > compile PHP and pull in the tag from git, but if someone has already > solved this problem, I'd love to contribute to their system, rather > than invent my own. > > Thanks, > Ryan
If you're on a supported Debian/Ubuntu release, then your best bet is apt-get update && apt-get upgrade. Done. They're pretty good about getting security updates out in a reasonable time. If you're using a 3rd party PPA repository (Ondrej or otherwise), the same applies. If your PPA source isn't on-the-ball about security releases, you need a new PPA source. :-) If you're not on a a still-supported Debian/Ubuntu release, stop what you're doing and get on a current/supported version, stat. --Larry Garfield

Scott Dutton

7 years ago
Ondrej updated on the 31st (yesterday). The official Ubuntu one (in 18.04 at least) updated on 30th. Both do update pretty quickly usually. Scott On 1 June 2019 18:56:44 BST, Larry Garfield <larry@garfieldtech.com> wrote:
>On Thu, May 30, 2019, at 11:17 PM, Ryan McCullagh wrote: >> Hi internals group, >> >> I hope you guys are doing well, and it's a pleasure to be on this >> mailing list. I have a question about the PHP upgrade path on Debian >> and Ubuntu. The common recommendation is to use the PPA from Ondřej >> Surý located at https://launchpad.net/~ondrej - Is this officially >> recommended by the PHP Group as well? >> >> Since 7.2.19 is a security release, I am trying to figure out the >best >> way to get the release without compiling it myself. I can of course >> compile PHP and pull in the tag from git, but if someone has already >> solved this problem, I'd love to contribute to their system, rather >> than invent my own. >> >> Thanks, >> Ryan > >If you're on a supported Debian/Ubuntu release, then your best bet is >apt-get update && apt-get upgrade. Done. They're pretty good about >getting security updates out in a reasonable time. > >If you're using a 3rd party PPA repository (Ondrej or otherwise), the >same applies. If your PPA source isn't on-the-ball about security >releases, you need a new PPA source. :-) > >If you're not on a a still-supported Debian/Ubuntu release, stop what >you're doing and get on a current/supported version, stat. > >--Larry Garfield > >-- >PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List >To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
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