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Subject: Re: PHP 4.3.10 bug?
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Mark wrote:
> Since this unserialize bug makes PHP perform ~ 20x slower on unserialize,
> I strongly urge the maintainer of PHP to either provide a port patch, or
> a new port altogether. This really needs solving, fast!

Fixed.

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Alex Dupre