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security issue - how to upgrade to latest version using whm?

Discussion in 'Security' started by yonez, Apr 30, 2006.

  1. yonez

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    Hi,

    Im on freebsd OS. Im using stable version of cpanel/whm. I see that some of the package is very old. example perl, mysql4.1 etc etc. How do I go about upgrading to latest version without breaking cpanel/whm? Upgrading mysql to version 4.1 only as far as 4.1.10a. Latest version is 4.1.18. I ran portaudit against my installed packages and detected security issue with many packages installed. One of them is mysql. So how do I go about this? I thought cpanel/whm will control the upgrade in case of security issue arise. Anybody on freebsd OS can shed some light, please?

    Thank you in advance.

    regards,
    yonez
     
    #1 yonez, Apr 30, 2006
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