MacOS X Server Security Update 2009-001 is PHP Neutral
MacOS X Server Security Update 2009-001 appears to be PHP neutral.
Through not-so-rigorous testing (i.e., comparing the results of “php -i” before and after the upgrade), I have determined that the latest Security Update appears to change nothing in my PHP installation. Your mileage may vary.
However, it may seriously screw up your mail server.
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