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Can you be more precise about what is wrong with Zend's offering?
More importantly perhaps have you asked Zend about the issues raised?
I am assuming here that you are talking about Zend Server (i.e. the
current product) and not Zend Core.
"authentication" is a function of PHP itself and (as far as I know) is
no more or less secure than any other language. There are also
multiple authentication options including having Apache do it against
IBM i user profiles. All of which is a way of saying that what they
are saying appears to make no sense.
Since Zend are the major contributor to the PHP engine and Zend Server
is a production hardened and secured version of the engine that
everyone else uses, I can't see how any other version would be more
secure.
Maybe Mike Pavlak can comment further.
Jon Paris
www.Partner400.com
www.SystemiDeveloper.com
On Oct 1, 2010, at 11:20 AM, midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Operations tells me that the way Zend handles authentication doesn't
conform to our corporate security policies. As a result, we can't
install it on our system. I don't think this a battle I can win.
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