J
JVRudnick
Guest
Hello plesk support and users...
I just got a new ded server here at ThePlanet, and I ran a Vulnerabilty Report right off the bat - and found that I have more'n 8 issues all with the version of php that was installed by Plesk 8.2.
They all begin with --
Vulnerability pcsync-https (8443/tcp)
Synopsis : The remote web server uses a version of PHP that is affected by multiple flaws.
Description : According to its banner, the version of PHP installed on the remote host is older than 5.2.6.
What I then asked TP support was why did they install, via my purchased Plesk 8.2 CP, vulnerabilities...and I got the usual run-around that they install only the most stable version...which is something like php 4.x...and it was Plesk's fault as they supplied the CP installer...
Can someone here offer...who's to blame here? Why would Plesk supply a version of php that is vulnerable - and why would ThePlanet not offer support on same....
Help here someone?
???
Jim
I just got a new ded server here at ThePlanet, and I ran a Vulnerabilty Report right off the bat - and found that I have more'n 8 issues all with the version of php that was installed by Plesk 8.2.
They all begin with --
Vulnerability pcsync-https (8443/tcp)
Synopsis : The remote web server uses a version of PHP that is affected by multiple flaws.
Description : According to its banner, the version of PHP installed on the remote host is older than 5.2.6.
What I then asked TP support was why did they install, via my purchased Plesk 8.2 CP, vulnerabilities...and I got the usual run-around that they install only the most stable version...which is something like php 4.x...and it was Plesk's fault as they supplied the CP installer...
Can someone here offer...who's to blame here? Why would Plesk supply a version of php that is vulnerable - and why would ThePlanet not offer support on same....
Help here someone?
???
Jim