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RH Linux security updates vs TeamSite

aby_sam

We are applying the following security updates on RH Linux that hosts TeamSite 6.7.1 SP1.

RHSA-2009:1643-01: java-1.4.2-ibm security update
RHSA-2009:1647-01: java-1.5.0-ibm security update
RHSA-2009:0331-01: kernel security and bug fix update
RHSA-2009:1651-01: ntp security update
RHSA-2010:0019-01: kernel security update
RHSA-2010:0039-01: gcc and gcc4 security update
RHSA-2010:0061-02: gzip security update
RHSA-2009:0459-01: kernel security and bug fix update
RHSA-2009:0474-01: acpid security update
RHSA-2009:0955-01: nfs-utils security and bug fix update
RHSA-2009:1132-01: kernel security and bug fix update

I'm concerned about the kernel security updates done directly on our production box. Anyone who has experienced this scenario, please respond. Thank you.

TS 6.7.1 SP1 + OD 6.2/RH Linux AS 4.0

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aby_sam

Just an update. We had to back out these patches as TeamSite did not start. I'm still waiting a response from support.

Jamik

my experience is never ever ever ever apply patches to the production system until you've applied and tested the patches thoroughly in your dev environment first. No matter the critical nature of the patches you must always follow the standard deployment process. Otherwise you're just asking for trouble which you experienced first hand.

Bhargav Coca

We are applying the following security updates on RH Linux that hosts TeamSite 6.7.1 SP1.

RHSA-2009:1643-01: java-1.4.2-ibm security update
RHSA-2009:1647-01: java-1.5.0-ibm security update
RHSA-2009:0331-01: kernel security and bug fix update
RHSA-2009:1651-01: ntp security update
RHSA-2010:0019-01: kernel security update
RHSA-2010:0039-01: gcc and gcc4 security update
RHSA-2010:0061-02: gzip security update
RHSA-2009:0459-01: kernel security and bug fix update
RHSA-2009:0474-01: acpid security update
RHSA-2009:0955-01: nfs-utils security and bug fix update
RHSA-2009:1132-01: kernel security and bug fix update

I'm concerned about the kernel security updates done directly on our production box. Anyone who has experienced this scenario, please respond. Thank you.

TS 6.7.1 SP1 + OD 6.2/RH Linux AS 4.0

Yes, do not apply patches until you have standard testing procedures in your dev env. We faced the problem of TeamSite not starting up. we rolled back and we could get things going.

aby_sam

Unfortunately, this was on short notice and security folks pushed for production. We had no other option. Still no answer from support :-(