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Re: Users - Security

Posted by Adrian Crum on Feb 15, 2006; 7:02pm
URL: http://ofbiz.116.s1.nabble.com/Users-Security-tp137421p137432.html

Andrew,

No one on this list is buying your self proclaimed superiority. You've
demonstrated to everyone that you're not that skilled - you can't even follow a
simple setup guide.

Please do everyone a favor and use another software product. Your pompous
arrogance is just a waste of bandwidth.


Andrew Dupa wrote:

> Ho hum....here we go again....we've been thru this before!!
>  
> The reality of what your sugesting is laughable. Easy for you to say but
> in reality very different story. You have no idea about QA, release
> management or production environments upgrades. If you had any real
> world experience with product software development you'd provide an
> upgrade path and releases -
>  
> Talk to me when you get a real job and learn about real world software
> development process. I can teach you.
>  
> You just sound like another developer form the consultant world who's
> been stuck in code and fix mode with no responsibility. I interview your
> type every day and stamp your file with no hire all the time....
>  
> Yeah I should be dealing with  Sequoia. I'm in the wrong place. I'll
> write a test that reproduces the steps and submit it to them. In the
> mean time I'll go back to the real world.
>
>  
> On 2/15/06, *David E. Jones* <[hidden email]
> <mailto:[hidden email]>> wrote:
>
>
>     Yes, details please. On the public list isn't a problem, the more
>     people who know about them the more likely they will be fixed...
>
>     As for the passwords: this is yet another area where the Basic
>     Production Setup Guide can be helpful.
>
>     As for pulling "your" site: if you are using an old version and not
>     maintaining it yourself or working with others to resolve issues you
>     find in it (like with Sequoia/OpEnTaps), and you're not keeping up
>     with the latest changes and bug fixes, then pulling the site and
>     moving to something that you will maintain is nothing short of an
>     _excellent_ way to go.
>
>     -David
>
>
>     On Feb 15, 2006, at 11:32 AM, Andrew Dupa wrote:
>
>      > How secure is Ofbiz?
>      >
>      > Am I the only one concerned about the security holes? I would
>      > happily detail those that i found but not publically on the list
>      > for those poor soles still using it. I'm pulling my site
>      > immediately and moving to another platform.
>      >
>      > Oh and by the way if you're using a production site make sure you
>      > change all the admin, demoadmin passwords you wouldn't belive how
>      > many I found that didn't on your end users list.
>      >
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