5.3.x
Other changes to extensions
Other changes to extensions
Other changes to extensions
The following extensions can no longer be
disabled during build configuration:
Changes in extension behaviour, and new
features:
- Date and Time – The TZ
environment variable is no longer used to guess the
timezone - cURL – cURL now supports SSH
- Network – dns_check_record() now returns an extra
“entries” index, containing the TXT elements. - Hash – The SHA-224 and salsa hash algorithms are
now supported. - mbstring – Now supports CP850
encoding. -
OCI8 – A call to oci_close()
on a persistent connection, or a variable referencing a persistent
connection going out of scope, will now roll back any uncommitted
transaction. To avoid unexpected behavior, explicitly issue a
commit or roll back as needed. The old behavior can be enabled with
the INI directive oci8.old_oci_close_semantics. Database Resident Connection Pooling (DRCP) and Fast
Application Notification (FAN) are now supported.
Oracle External Authentication is now
supported (except on Windows). The
oci_bind_by_name() function now
supports SQLT_AFC (aka the CHAR datatype). - OpenSSL – OpenSSL digest and
cipher functions are now supported. It is also now possible to
access the internal values of DSA, RSA and DH keys. - Session – Sessions will no
longer store session-files in “/tmp” when open_basedir
restrictions apply, unless “/tmp” is explicitly added to
the list of allowed paths. - SOAP Now supports sending user supplied HTTP
headers. - MySQLi Now supports persistent
connections, by prepending the hostname with
“p:”. - Image Processing and GD The “JPG
Support” index returned from gd_info() has
been renamed to “JPEG Support”.