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Addressing security vulnerabilities in CE

Kyriacos Neocleous, modificado hace 12 años.

Addressing security vulnerabilities in CE

New Member Mensajes: 8 Fecha de incorporación: 26/09/11 Mensajes recientes
Hi, I'm using the community edition. Sometimes I get emails for the release of security vulnerability patches targeted for enterprise edition. Don't know how I got myself subscribed in that mailing list, I think I made an inquiry for the price of EE. In any case, does anyone know how this works for the CE? Do we get the same patch with some delay, or don't get a patch until the next major release?

Best Regards
Kyriacos
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Mika Koivisto, modificado hace 12 años.

RE: Addressing security vulnerabilities in CE

Liferay Legend Mensajes: 1519 Fecha de incorporación: 7/08/06 Mensajes recientes
Some critical patches are release to CE as patches for others it's included in the next CE release.
Kyriacos Neocleous, modificado hace 12 años.

RE: Addressing security vulnerabilities in CE

New Member Mensajes: 8 Fecha de incorporación: 26/09/11 Mensajes recientes
Hi Mika, thanks for your quick response! Can you please give me a documentation/wiki URL that discusses what is considered critical and what not for releasing immediately to CE?
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Mika Koivisto, modificado hace 12 años.

RE: Addressing security vulnerabilities in CE

Liferay Legend Mensajes: 1519 Fecha de incorporación: 7/08/06 Mensajes recientes
They are deemed so on case by case at Liferay's discretion.
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Hitoshi Ozawa, modificado hace 12 años.

RE: Addressing security vulnerabilities in CE

Liferay Legend Mensajes: 7942 Fecha de incorporación: 24/03/10 Mensajes recientes
There's a simple guideline in Liferay's Jira wiki when creating an issue. Liferay may change the priority when processing an issue so this may not be 100% correct but may give you some guidelines.

http://www.liferay.com/community/wiki/-/wiki/Main/JIRA

Priority/Severity #
An issue has a severity level which indicates its importance. The currently defined severities are listed below.

•Critical - Crashes, loss of data, severe memory leak, security hole, no valid workaround.
•Major - Major loss of function.
•Minor - Minor loss of function, edge case not experienced by most users, or other problem where easy workaround is present.
•Trivial - Cosmetic problem like incorrect spelling or misaligned text.
Some examples:

•Causes data loss (e.g. account data) or data corruption on upgrade with no good workaround - Critical
•Causes Liferay to freeze after a particular operation with no good workaround - Critical
•Allows unauthenticated users to see protected content - Critical
•Crashes Liferay, workaround provided - Major
•Adding 10 document library portlets to a page causes javascript error - Minor
•Missing translation for phrase - Trivial