People Who Use Liferay: Hochschule Ravensburg-Weingarten

Hochschule Ravensburg-Weingarten

Region: Germany
Version: Liferay Portal 5.2

Hochschule Ravensburg-Weingarten is a state university in the southwestern part of Germany (Württemberg). The school offers various programs and degrees including specializations in the fields of technology, economy, and social welfare. To learn more about the campus and its opportunities, please visit the university's official website.

 
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How should we submit sites made in Liferay for review and publication here?
Contacting Ronald Sarayudej should work for you...
Hi Steffen, both systems (portal and CMS) are based on Liferay 5.2.3 CE. We've been trying to follow the jira tickets and integrate the bugfixes in our EXT e.g. disable the listing of users via url parameter. Thanks for the info. If you find any other security holes let me know ;-).
I was thinking about how the community could build/provide bugfixes based on JIRA for the community, too. Can you give me some details about your approach? Is it a mostly a manual one or did you find a way of "auto" build sec. patches based on JIRA issues/fixes?

Can you tell me if it might be possible to build an auto updater with some help from the community from your point of view? With a release cycle > 6 month, the CE version is treated like a step child - from a sec point of view and it would be great if this could be fixed for all CE installations out there.
Hi Steffen, you can take a look at the "small" summary we wrote at the university IT center page: http://www.hs-weingarten.de/web/rechenzentrum/webserver. This is only an excerpt of the modifications we've implemented. If you have any additional questions feel free to ask (http://portal.hs-weingarten.de/web/bayero).
I just read the german pdf ... two questions: You mentioned a seperated CMS - is this CMS a different product or another instance of liferay?

Which version are you running - CE or EE? I'am asking this, because it seems like there are currently a lot of CE versions out there in production, which seems to be a potential security risk - "Bob" only needs to take a closer look at open JIRA issues ... especially IT students might spend some time trying to hack a CE portal.