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How To Hack Ds Without R4 on this page. Unlike the Hardening-Patch for PHP, nearly all of Suhosin's features are within the extension. Therefore you might want to only install the extension and use a plain unpatched PHP. Depending on the system we might already offer binary packages. You can check our page. In that case you only need to activate the extension inside your php.ini and maybe add Configuration directives if you are not satisfied by the default values. Before you continue compiling the Suhosin-Extension you should verify the file integrity with GnuPG or download the latest source from Github via HTTPS.
The next step is unpacking the extension tarball and performing the usual compilation steps for PHP extensions. Quickstart (probably suitable for most people): #>cd suhosin #>phpize #>./configure #>make #>make install This should install suhosin.so in the correct extension directory. The final step is adding a load directive to php.ini extension=suhosin.so and optionally add some configuration directives in case you do not like the default values. More elaborate configuration (for advanced users with several PHP installations): • #>phpize should be the phpize from your target PHP installation - in case you have more than one PHP installed. So this may actually be something like #>/opt/php-5.6.2/bin/phpize • Point to the correct php-config!
If either phpize or php-config does not belong to your target PHP, you may encounter strange errors such as undefined symbol compiler_globals. #>./configure --with-php-config=/opt/php-5.6.2/bin/php-config • CFLAGS: these may be added to configure as well. #>configure CFLAGS='-arch x86_64 • Some experimental features can be enabled using #>configure --enable-suhosin-experimental • #>make -j2 - for speed. Add CFLAGS here too as needed, e.g.
Make -j2 CFLAGS='.' • #>make install or just copy suhosin.so to your extension_dir. • Option 1: Compile a.deb package yourself: (replace version number as appropriate) suhosin/pkg $./build_deb.sh 0.9.37-1~custom1 • Option 2: We provide precompiled packages of Suhosin's bleeding edge - yet stable enough - development version for Debian (wheezy and jessie / amd64, i386, armhf) and Ubuntu (stable / amd64). Note: This service is free of charge and comes without any warranty. These packages are not recommended for production. Also, please note that Suhosin was compiled depending on stock PHP5 packages; users of custom PHP repositories such as dotdeb should use Option 1. ## /etc/apt/sources.list for Debian jessie (stable) (amd64, i386, armhf) deb debian-jessie main ## /etc/apt/sources.list for Debian wheezy (old stable) (amd64, i386, armhf) deb debian-wheezy main ## /etc/apt/sources.list for Ubuntu trusty (amd64 only) deb ubuntu-trusty main Then apt-get install php5-suhosin-extension.