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I am currently running <br>
Centos 4.3<br>
postfix-2.2.10-1.RHEL4.2<br>
mailscanner-4.57.6-1<br>
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The problem is I'm not yet smart enough to patch it quickly.<br>
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But would patching it fix the issue or create more???<br>
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If so how would I roll back quickly?<br>
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Scott Silva wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Jason Ross spake the following on 8/9/2007 3:36 PM:
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<pre wrap="">No I have not. We are a small company and the owner freaks out when it
comes to any down time of email so I have just maintained the original
install.
No updates.
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<pre wrap=""><!---->Can you give some more details, like OS type/version, postfix version,
MailScanner version, ETC. Probably many security holes if it has been sitting
un-patched for 8 months.
I think the owner would freak out more if his server gets rootkitted because
of some unpatched security hole, don't you think?
I patch running mail servers all the time, the downtime is usually only
minutes, and if it is that busy, a remote ssh session will let you do it later
in the evening.
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