Ed Finkler has an announcement about the latest release of the PHP security audit tool, PHPSecInfo, for version 0.2.1 today.

PhpSecInfo v0.2.1 is now available. It’s primarily a bugfix release, but a fairly significant one.

Updates include:

• uid and gid tests now correctly test the user and group that PHP is executing as
• Changed upload_max_filesize and post_max_size return “OK” if current value is equal to recommended value
• fixed nonstandard naming on some constants
• fixed XHTML validation issue

Ed Finkler has an announcement about the latest release of the PHP security audit tool, PHPSecInfo, for version 0.2.1 today.

PhpSecInfo v0.2.1 is now available. It’s primarily a bugfix release, but a fairly significant one.

Updates include:

• uid and gid tests now correctly test the user and group that PHP is executing as
• Changed upload_max_filesize and post_max_size return “OK” if current value is equal to recommended value
• fixed nonstandard naming on some constants
• fixed XHTML validation issue