Обсуждение: Vulnerability
Hello Team, first of all I hope everything going well for you guys.
As errors are corrected in a major version of PostgreSQL, new adjustments are made and that bug disappears. For example, there was an X bug on v14, this problem was fixed in 14.2, etc. Do I only need to upgrade when applying an additional patch for this? Or should we pull my files from the repo? I would appreciate it if you could explain exactly what should be done in such matters.
Have a great day!
As errors are corrected in a major version of PostgreSQL, new adjustments are made and that bug disappears. For example, there was an X bug on v14, this problem was fixed in 14.2, etc. Do I only need to upgrade when applying an additional patch for this? Or should we pull my files from the repo? I would appreciate it if you could explain exactly what should be done in such matters.
Have a great day!
On Fri, 2023-11-24 at 08:17 +0300, SOzcn wrote: > As errors are corrected in a major version of PostgreSQL, new adjustments are made > and that bug disappears. For example, there was an X bug on v14, this problem was > fixed in 14.2, etc. Do I only need to upgrade when applying an additional patch > for this? Or should we pull my files from the repo? I would appreciate it if you > could explain exactly what should be done in such matters. What you wrote is pretty incomprehensible. Could you describe your actual problem? Yours, Laurenz Albe
SOzcn schrieb am 24.11.2023 um 06:17: > Hello Team, first of all I hope everything going well for you guys. > > As errors are corrected in a major version of PostgreSQL, new > adjustments are made and that bug disappears. For example, there was > an X bug on v14, this problem was fixed in 14.2, etc. Do I only need > to upgrade when applying an additional patch for this? Or should we > pull my files from the repo? I would appreciate it if you could > explain exactly what should be done in such matters. In general you should upgrade to the latests minor version as soon as possible. https://www.postgresql.org/support/versioning/ For Postgres 14 this would be 14.10 - and that will include the fixes introduced in 14.2 There is no need install the intermediate version if you still use something older than 14.9 - just install 14.10 Regards Thomas
On Fri, Nov 24, 2023 at 12:18 AM SOzcn <selahattinozcnma@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello Team, first of all I hope everything going well for you guys.
As errors are corrected in a major version of PostgreSQL, new adjustments are made and that bug disappears. For example, there was an X bug on v14, this problem was fixed in 14.2, etc. Do I only need to upgrade when applying an additional patch for this? Or should we pull my files from the repo? I would appreciate it if you could explain exactly what should be done in such matters.
Postgresql minor releases are cumulative: every new minor release contains all the fixes from every older release.
That's how all packaged Linux software works.
That was what I wanted to hear, thanks.
Have a nice day!
Ron Johnson <ronljohnsonjr@gmail.com>, 24 Kas 2023 Cum, 17:15 tarihinde şunu yazdı:
On Fri, Nov 24, 2023 at 12:18 AM SOzcn <selahattinozcnma@gmail.com> wrote:Hello Team, first of all I hope everything going well for you guys.
As errors are corrected in a major version of PostgreSQL, new adjustments are made and that bug disappears. For example, there was an X bug on v14, this problem was fixed in 14.2, etc. Do I only need to upgrade when applying an additional patch for this? Or should we pull my files from the repo? I would appreciate it if you could explain exactly what should be done in such matters.Postgresql minor releases are cumulative: every new minor release contains all the fixes from every older release.That's how all packaged Linux software works.