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I guess that would work if new exploits weren’t created or discovered. Otherwise all your plan to “run old software” is questionable.
by SV_BubbleTime 2y ago
I guess that would work if new exploits weren’t created or discovered.
Otherwise all your plan to “run old software” is questionable.
- m0llusk 2y agoThat isn't the plan. For this to work new versions have to be aggressively adopted. This is about accepting that using an open source project means adopting that code. If you had an internal library with bug fixes available then the right thing is to review those fixes and merge them into the development stream. It is the same with open source code you are using. If you care to continue using it then you need to get the latest and review code changes. This is not using old code, this is taking the steps needed to continue using code.