Control: tag -1 moreinfo Hi,
> current php stable crash after configuring
you sent your bugreport (is it bugreport?) to other bug that is not about
crash. The
subject line makes it pretty confusing.
> On 13. 2. 2021, at 16:06, PICCORO McKAY Lenz <mckaygerh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Package: php7.3
> Version: 7.3.19-1~deb10u1
> Severity: important
> Tags: functionality
>
> this problem is present in debian stable, also in php 7.0, it makes
php7.0 is not part of any supported Debian release.
> the package unusable in shared environment by different webservers in
> a cloud configuration, that if it is possible in other distros like
> alpine,
And yet, this is the first time somebody ever reported this feature
request in Debian.
> it should also be fixed in 7.3 which is supported in debian
That would be against Debian policy. The PHP already gets a preferential
treatment since stable Debian gets new upstream releases, but changing
the configuration options within the stable release would be very frowned
upon.
> i was also blocked for saying what it is...
In my personal space, I block people who are rude to me or act in entitled
way demanding stuff and not being able to step back.
> this bug and many others
> happened in the php debian packages , the packages in debian have
> several segfaults and crashes due to the fast paced way of going on
> the newest, (and when the maintainer is treated as he treats others
> ("work for me", remenber it) then he blocks people in gitlab, but
I think you are mixing things together. I think you mean github.com/oerdnj
which is my personal repository and space and I am allowed to block
whoever I want there. You are still allowed to say whatever you want about
me, but I don’t have to listen.
> links the git repo to the debian one saying the work is in debian so
> where are the bugs sent to? acl fails also in all php debian packages.
>
> tdenetwork of devuan repos and me, rebuilts the packages and none of
> these bugs happened, we made some adjust and try to said but reports
> were ignored like #962495 and #959042
Well, have you ever considered offering a help with these? I never refused
patch on a personal basis - only on technical merits.
> i guess sury repos must have their own git separate from debian and do
> not mess with debian quality work
Personal insults are great way how to start a meaningful conversation, you
know...
Ondrej
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