Thanks to Sean for providing feedback!
What do you think? could this be integrated into vanilla pca, or
should we make a fork?
For now I think it would be better to implement this in a wrapper to PCA or in a
separate client. As far as I understand it, only output from PCA which is
already
Correct, the list of patches I get is from the tool that does our system
auditing (checks for old patches, checks for open ports, etc). I simply wrote
down each patch it is checking for and finding lacking, and putting that into a
text file. Which I searched, added one at a time on the
Hello everyone my name is Sean and I am a Solaris admin.
Recently I was given the task of remediating a vast list of scanned
vulnerabilities on about 60 servers (with a mix of non-global zones). However
since the scan was run I have gone through and patched (using Recommended patch
set
Sean,
Thumbs up!
Thanks for the feedback! This is always good stuff to read!
It's also good to know and confirm that the patchdiag.xref generation
is working, since I didn't get much feedback (except from martin and
tests I made myself) since it's implementation ;)
Kind Regards,
Thomas
On
One wish I have though is perhaps there is a way to mass load a patch list on
the site. For instance, I had approximately 70 patches to input and it seemed
to take a considerable amount of time and clicking. If I had the patches I want
(with patch number and level) in a specific format, I would
Hi,
Am 19.04.2012 um 17:03 schrieb Fay, Sean:
One wish I have though is perhaps there is a way to mass load a patch list on
the site. For instance, I had approximately 70 patches to input and it seemed
to take a considerable amount of time and clicking. If I had the patches I
want (with
Haha Dagobert, you're raced again! :d
Here is below, a copy of the mail sent to Martin:
Any other thoughts? :) Other ppl?
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Subject: PCA additions (fork?)
Hello martin,
Please check the URL for the last 2 points of the API part...
http://wiki.wesunsolve.net/Todo#API
I was thinking about
