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MySQL Shell 8.0.4: Introducing “Upgrade checker” utility

2018-02-07 KENNETH 0

MySQL Shell 8.0.4: Introducing “Upgrade checker” utility MySQL 8.0 brings a lot of exciting new features and improvements. To make sure that your 5.7 system is ready for an upgrade there are certain steps you should take, described in our documentation: upgrade prerequisites. To make this process as quick and easy as possible we are introducing in MySQL Shell version 8.0.4 new utility called “Upgrade checker” (UC).… Source: MySQL Shell 8.0.4: Introducing “Upgrade checker” utility

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RHBA-2018:0281-2: openvswitch bug fix update

2018-02-07 KENNETH 0

RHBA-2018:0281-2: openvswitch bug fix update Red Hat Enterprise Linux: Updated openvswitch packages that fix several bugs are now available in the Fast Datapath channel of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7. Source: RHBA-2018:0281-2: openvswitch bug fix update

Welcoming Progressive Web Apps to Microsoft Edge and Windows 10

2018-02-07 KENNETH 0

Welcoming Progressive Web Apps to Microsoft Edge and Windows 10 A little over a year ago, we outlined our vision to bring Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) to the more than half a billion devices running Windows 10. We believe PWAs are key to the web’s future, and couldn’t be more excited about their potential to enable more immersive web app experiences across all device form factors. Today, we’re excited to take a major step from vision to reality, starting with some updates on previewing PWAs in Windows and our roadmap to bring PWAs to the Microsoft Store. Beginning with EdgeHTML 17.17063, we have enabled Service Workers and push notifications by default in preview builds of Microsoft Edge—you can learn more about those features in Ali’s post, “Service Worker: Going beyond the page.” This completes the suite of technologies (including Fetch networking [ more… ]

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WordPress 4.9.4 Maintenance Release

2018-02-07 KENNETH 0

WordPress 4.9.4 Maintenance Release WordPress 4.9.4 is now available. This maintenance release fixes a severe bug in 4.9.3, which will cause sites that support automatic background updates to fail to update automatically, and will require action from you (or your host) for it to be updated to 4.9.4. Four years ago with WordPress 3.7 “Basie”, we added the ability for WordPress to self-update, keeping your website secure and bug-free, even when you weren’t available to do it yourself. For four years it’s helped keep millions of installs updated with very few issues over that time. Unfortunately yesterdays 4.9.3 release contained a severe bug which was only discovered after release. The bug will cause WordPress to encounter an error when it attempts to update itself to WordPress 4.9.4, and will require an update to be performed through the WordPress dashboard or [ more… ]

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RHSA-2018:0279-1: Moderate: rh-mariadb100-mariadb security update

2018-02-06 KENNETH 0

RHSA-2018:0279-1: Moderate: rh-mariadb100-mariadb security update Red Hat Enterprise Linux: An update for rh-mariadb100-mariadb is now available for Red Hat Software Collections. Red Hat Product Security has rated this update as having a security impact of Moderate. A Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) base score, which gives a detailed severity rating, is available for each vulnerability from the CVE link(s) in the References section. CVE-2016-5617, CVE-2016-6664, CVE-2017-10268, CVE-2017-10286, CVE-2017-10378, CVE-2017-10379, CVE-2017-10384, CVE-2017-3238, CVE-2017-3243, CVE-2017-3244, CVE-2017-3257, CVE-2017-3258, CVE-2017-3265, CVE-2017-3291, CVE-2017-3302, CVE-2017-3308, CVE-2017-3309, CVE-2017-3312, CVE-2017-3313, CVE-2017-3317, CVE-2017-3318, CVE-2017-3453, CVE-2017-3456, CVE-2017-3464, CVE-2017-3636, CVE-2017-3641, CVE-2017-3653 Source: RHSA-2018:0279-1: Moderate: rh-mariadb100-mariadb security update