The test program for utf8_to_mutf7 attempts to call it without
arguments. The function expects one argument, however, and this leads
to a segfault as reported in PHP bug #66909.
The test program is using the PHP_IMAP_TEST_BUILD macro which
complicates things a little. To keep this diff small, the
PHP_IMAP_TEST_BUILD macro was modified to pass a fifth argument
"extra-source" to the PHP_TEST_BUILD macro. The check for
utf8_to_mutf7 was then modified to check for a dummy function,
utf8_to_mutf7_php, which passes the correct number of arguments to
utf8_to_mutf7.
PHP-Bug: https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=66909
Gentoo-Bug: https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=376735
When the user passes --with-db4=DIR to ./configure, the directory DIR
is searched for a number of paths in order of preference. These paths
contain possible locations for Berkeley DB (BDB) to be installed, and
since PHP only supports BDB-4.x and BDB-5.x, it's important that (for
example) version 5.1 be autodetected before falling back to
/usr/include/db.h which can point to BDB-6.x.
The newer BDB-5.3 works with PHP, and if only BDB-5.3 is installed on
the user's system, the current ./configure script is fine. However, if
both BDB-5.3 and BDB-6.0 are installed, version 5.3 is not
autodetected, causing BDB-6.0 to be used. The ./configure step then fails.
This commit adds autodetection for BDB-5.3, and fixes a bug reported
on Gentoo at https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=564824.
This has been requested by Kaspar Brand who provides
sni.velox.ch. That site is only for interactive
testing and not for unit/integration/regression testing.
Although this test is run only in special cases (when
SNI_TESTS is defined) it should still be removed.
Also this test is not reliable as it depends on external
resources.
Added the possibility to explicitly state that the peer certificate should not be checked.
Back to the default - checking the certificate.
Exported MYSQLI_CLIENT_SSL_DONT_VERIFY_SERVER_CERT
Usage : mysqli_real_connect( , , , , , MYSQLI_CLIENT_SSL | MYSQLI_CLIENT_SSL_DONT_VERIFY_SERVER_CERT)
If mysqli_ssl_set() is not called, but only MYSQLI_CLIENT_SSL is passed, without the (don't) very flag,
then no verification takes place.
marcosptf