(Jul 10) An updated Adobe Flash Player package that fixes three security issues is now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and 6 Supplementary. The Red Hat Security Response Team has rated this update as having critical [More…]
– Added check
for extra configurations not owned by any object.
– Highlighting
extra configurations as erroneous.
– Added facility for configurations removal and ‘rebuild all’ button.
July 9, 2013
Houston, TX-
cPanel, Inc announces the release of EasyApache 3.20
The 3.20 release of EasyApache brings a number of improvements to the cPanel & WHM hosting platform. Notable among these is Tomcat 7, the modern means of providing Java web applications.
Tomcat 7 provides a Tomcat Administrator with a myriad of benefits for deploying web applications and managing Java development projects including:
Automatic Servlet Configuration After a cPanel&WHM Version Upgrade and Server Transfer
Automatic Tomcat Log Rotation
JSP, WAR File, and Servlet Test Pages for Testing and Troubleshooting
Tomcat Restarts Automatically with Apache if Enabled
EasyApache 3.20 Utilizes Tomcat 7.0.41
Tomcat 7 is the first part of the EasyApache application to be released as pre-built RPMs. Users will experience quicker installations and updates of Tomcat due to this change. Upgrades from the older Tomcat 5.5 should be seamless.
The team behind EasyApache are excited about the many changes brought in version 3.20. The team is also proud to announce, “We are pleased that no Tomcatz were harmed in the production of EasyApache 3.20.”
Tomcat 7 has a minimum requirement of cPanel & WHM version 11.38.0.8, as well as Apache 2.2 or later.
More information about the changes in EasyApache 3.20, and Tomcat 7, is available in our EasyApache documentation .
To share your Tomcat 7 experience with others, please feel free to join in the discussion at http://features.cpanel.net/responses/tomcat-7-support-in-easyapache
It’s time for our third annual user and developer survey! If you’re a WordPress user, developer, or business, we want your feedback. Just like previous years, we’ll share the data at the upcoming WordCamp San Francisco (WCSF). Results will also be sent to each survey respondent.
It only takes a few minutes to fill out the survey, which will provide an overview of how people use WordPress.
If you missed past State of the Word keynotes, be sure to check out them out for survey results from 2011 and 2012.
Speaking of WCSF, if you didn’t get a ticket or are too far away to attend, you can still get a ticket for the live stream! Watch the live video stream from the comfort of your home on July 26 and 27; WCSF t-shirt, or any shirt, optional.
I hope to see you there.
(Jul 7) A buffer overflow has been identified in nginx, a small, powerful, scalable web/proxy server, when processing certain chunked transfer encoding requests if proxy_pass to untrusted upstream HTTP servers is used. An attacker may use this flaw to perform denial of service [More…]
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