Actually that unknown port was created in ofbiz code.
*(Everything I do for these guys is stuff they haven't been able to solve
in time, so I have to assume they've tried all the obvious solutions - I do
get your point though, a greater level of collaboration and access to their
systems, along
Hi Everyone
A big thank you to everyone that submitted talks for Apachecon NA. As track
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This discussion belongs in the user forum.
I am not sure about the security implications of allowing a local app to
access a database on the same machine.
I am not an expert on IPv6 but those are all localhost to localhost
connections.
Do they have a specific threat in mind?
The usual
Ron,
Thanks it wasn't making much sense to me either. Just spoke to the system
admin who reported this issue. I'm not really sure what their actual issue
is or what security concerns are. I don't do sys administration at all.
For whatever reason they want to know what this port is for. I'm
Use the Person entity.
You can use Primary Address as their home address or create a new
Contact Mech Type.
Questions like these are answered in The Data Model Resource Book. I
highly recommend you get it.
Adrian Crum
Sandglass Software
www.sandglass-software.com
On 2/11/2015 7:52 PM, Ron
Those are Apache, Tomcat or Jetty ports and are not in your code.
Your sysadmins should know that from the configuration of services on
the host and a bit of Google.
Depending on the deployment configuration, some of these should be
accessible through the firewall if they want people outside
