Stay compatible with legacy PHP versions #38
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PHP 5.3.x is quite old and should not be used anymore (not supported for 9 years). But I don't see any disadvantage in merging this, except for worse readability. |
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As there is still old PHP versions in production, I think it is a good idea to be compatible. Thank you for the PR :) |
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Hi,
I sometimes use the " PentesterLab Free VM - From SQL Injection to Shell" to teach application security, and in June students report that
p0wny@shelldoesn't work.In fact, the VM use a legacy PHP version (
X-Powered-By: PHP/5.3.3-7+squeeze3) andp0wny@shell v2023.05.10and above use short array syntax[]introduced in PHP 5.4.By replacing
[]by the old syntaxarray()the new version works well with old PHP versions 5 (and above of course). It's easier to do as changing the PHP version of the VM 😉.