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[News] Ideas and Advice for GNU/Linux Migration, Security Defended

  • Subject: [News] Ideas and Advice for GNU/Linux Migration, Security Defended
  • From: Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 21 Jun 2010 18:57:14 +0100
  • Followup-to: comp.os.linux.advocacy
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Linux distribution migration: Planning for efficiency

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| Migrating Linux is mostly about migrating 
| services. To do this properly, there are 
| two approaches. You can find out yourself 
| what needs to be done, or you can use 
| tools that analyze this for you. Apart 
| from the services involved, migrating 
| Linux is also about smoothly transitioning 
| from one environment to another 
| environment, without involving double work 
| for your IT environment. If you have the 
| appropriate system management tools in 
| place, they can be very helpful. Finally, 
| depending on the Linux distributions that 
| you were using and that you are going to 
| use, these might be a financial chapter as 
| well. Check this with the new vendor of 
| your choice. This vendor is going to earn 
| your money and may be more than willing to 
| help. 
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http://searchenterpriselinux.techtarget.com/tip/0,289483,sid39_gci1514976,00.html

When It Comes to Security, Openness Isn't Always a Virtue - Rebuttals

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| So what does it all mean? The transparency 
| of free and open source software is 
| increasingly recognized as an important 
| benefit -- even by experts studying 
| software security, and even when they 
| uncover occasional vulnerabilities.
| 
| The "security through obscurity" argument 
| may still be frequently uttered by those 
| on the pro-proprietary side, but -- at 
| least, based on this debate -- it lacks 
| substance. Indeed, given the financial 
| stakes for those on the proprietary side, 
| one could easily make the case that a 
| certain amount of FUD is to be expected.
| 
| The growing ranks of FOSS proponents, 
| then, should be heartened. When it comes 
| to security, free and open source software 
| has been held up, scrutinized, and 
| declared superior.
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http://www.linuxinsider.com/rsstory/70218.html


Recent:

Latest Microsoft Patch Wreaks Havoc on Sharepoint

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| snydeq writes "Microsoft's latest Black
| Tuesday SharePoint patch is causing Windows
| SharePoint Servers to lock up, according to
| a report from InfoWorld. There does not
| appear to be a single solution to the
| problem, which Microsoft has yet to
| officially acknowledge. Compounding the
| problem is a bug that prevents patch KB
| 983444 from being uninstalled. 'Patching
| gurus recommend that anyone who's
| encountered this problem call Microsoft
| support and file a problem report.
| Immediately. Until the level of clamor
| reaches a critical point, Microsoft may not
| have sufficient impetus to fix the patch.'"
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http://slashdot.org/submission/1262660/Latest-Microsoft-Patch-Wreaks-Havoc-on-Sharepoint?art_pos=38


June 'Black Tuesday' patch causes SharePoint woes

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| Admins report that a new Microsoft patch is
| causing SharePoint servers to fall over --
| and getting them back up isn't easy
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http://infoworld.com/t/application-security/june-black-tuesday-patch-causes-sharepoint-woes-510
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