PHP and Mysql-Security Mailinglist ?

[Boris Kroeplien]

Hi all.
I am administrating an sgi/apache webserver.
Whether we will upgrade our website to contain a mysql-database and a
php-module depends on the amount of administrative work necessary for
maintenance (how many patches need to be applied per month).

I searched the web, but I didn't find a list with all the security
holes and patches for php and mysql.

I search for something like the "SGI wiretap mailing list" or a
similar thing on a webpage (list of all known bugs).

Can anybody here show me such a list ?

Thanks in advance,
Boris Kroeplien

[David Robley]

Re: PHP and Mysql-Security Mailinglist ?

In article <5b96063.040212 0236.541719e8@p osting.google.c om>,
Boris.Kroeplien @gmx.de says...[color=blue]
> Hi all.
> I am administrating an sgi/apache webserver.
> Whether we will upgrade our website to contain a mysql-database and a
> php-module depends on the amount of administrative work necessary for
> maintenance (how many patches need to be applied per month).
>
> I searched the web, but I didn't find a list with all the security
> holes and patches for php and mysql.
>
> I search for something like the "SGI wiretap mailing list" or a
> similar thing on a webpage (list of all known bugs).
>
> Can anybody here show me such a list ?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Boris Kroeplien
>[/color]
Neither php or mysql issue patches - on the odd occasion when a security
problem arises a new version is issued.

You best source of information would be http://www.php.net and

http://www.mysql.com

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