Thank you! Succes, en sterkte, as we would say in DutchWe will be releasing patches for older PHP versions and a fix for PHP 8.1 compilation soon. We have them working but still running some tests.
zgrep -hiE 'php2shell|109618|109619' \
/var/log/nginx/domains/*.log* \
/var/log/httpd/domains/*.log* 2>/dev/null
zgrep -hiE 'auto_prepend_file|php://input|allow_url_include' \
/var/log/nginx/domains/*.log* \
/var/log/httpd/domains/*.log* 2>/dev/null
Were you able to download it? There’s nothing new in my yum.So far, CloudLinux have finished basically 1x version for many distros - PHP v7.4.
Thanks, what should I do now.Scan your logs
Code:zgrep -hiE 'php2shell|109618|109619' \ /var/log/nginx/domains/*.log* \ /var/log/httpd/domains/*.log* 2>/dev/null
Code:zgrep -hiE 'auto_prepend_file|php://input|allow_url_include' \ /var/log/nginx/domains/*.log* \ /var/log/httpd/domains/*.log* 2>/dev/null
You're absolutely right, and I completely agree. However, these servers won't be in use much longer, so upgrading the OS isn't really worth the time and effort.I don't want to be rude, but seriously, CentOS 7 is so outdated that you could do already an in-place upgrade to Almalinux.
Looks like a separate memory bug, not yet fixed, that a specific PHP function triggers when a script calls it in a certain way. It isn't shown to be reachable through a simple web request.We have heard that it has not been fully patched. Does anyone have more information on whether this is real and correct?, see below.
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