Perhaps apt or some other tool should warn for installed packages that
are no longer available from any archive.
It'd catch such 'orphaned' packages.
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Olaf
I argue that this is a security risk.
An unknowing user who upgrades to Stretch would be happy that his php
code continues to run... but he suddenly is running on unsupported
software. And any future security updates to php will be silently
ignored by his system.
By upgrading to Stretch he probab
There's 'php' meta package starting from stretch that roughly equals to
default-mysql-server.
O.
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Hi Kienan,
automatic upgrade from php5 to php7.0 is not a very good idea as there
were many backwards incompatible changes.
The missing "automatic" upgrade path is deliberate (together with fact
that php5 continues to be usable).
I will provide some text to the release notes.
Cheers,
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Ondřej
Hello,
for a little bit of additional information, the mysql to mariadb
transition decided to use a meta-package called default-mysql-server to
provide a path for the transition during the upgrade.
Since php5 and php7 have a good number of differences, it might be
desirable to have some kind of s
Package: php7.0
Severity: important
Dear Maintainer,
When upgrading from jessie to stretch, there are no packages proposed for
php7.0 when php5 is installed.
php7.0 and any other packages need to be installed manually afterwards. The
php5 are not marked for auto-removal and php5 continues to
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