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Oracle Solaris 10 quarterly patch release on My Oracle Support
The October 2025 Solaris 10 quarterly patch release is complete - individual patches, Recommended and CPU patchsets are available on My Oracle Support.
What's New:
153339-71 & 153340-71 JavaSE 8: update 471 patches (equivalent to JDK 8u471)
For links to the latest CPU patchsets and more, please see:
How to find the Oracle Solaris Critical Patch Update (CPU) Patchsets, Recommended OS Patchsets for Oracle Solaris and Oracle Solaris Update Patch Bundles (Doc ID 1272947.1)
Announcing Oracle Solaris 11.4 SRU86
We've just released the Oracle Solaris 11.4 SRU86, the October 2025 CPU.
It is available via 'pkg update' from the support repository or by downloading the SRU from My Oracle Support Doc ID 2433412.1.
The following components have been updated to address security issues:
- Apache Tomcat to 9.0.108
- Django 4.2 to 4.2.24
- gnome/libraries & library/openjpeg
Full details of this SRU can be found in My Oracle Support Doc 3107454.1.
For the list of Service Alerts affecting each Oracle Solaris 11.4 SRU, see Important Oracle Solaris 11.4 SRU Issues (Doc ID 2445150.1).
Re: JDE Services restart recommendation
Hello,
There is no such recommendation. The kernels which are using a lot the memory cache and they need to be restarted are the Call Object Kernels and sometimes the Security Kernels. For this, kernel recycling can be considered and the frequency of the recycling should be determined in case errors are reported or connection handlers are kept at high values (due buggy code).
Please check the "E1: KER: Understanding Kernel Recycling (Doc ID 2117730.1)" document for finding more information about how the kernel recycling works.
Thank you!
Best regards,
Cezar
JDE Services restart recommendation
Hi, We are looking for documentation or article ID that confirms how often it is recommended to restart JDE services.
thanks in advance.
2011
Re: Patch instalation to fix sudo vulnerability
Hello,
Welcome to My Oracle Support Communities.
You can do it like this, please see: How to Install & Remove IDRs with pkg on Solaris 11 and Later Releases (Doc ID 1452392.1)
# pkgrepo create /var/tmp/idrrepo
# pkgrecv -s ./idr178.1.p5p -d /var/tmp/idrrepo '*' <<== your existing repo.
# pkgrepo -s /var/tmp/idrrepo verify
# pkg set-publisher -g file:///var/tmp/idrrepo solaris
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
TLe-Oracle
Re: Gantt chart non-work time shading is not reflecting the project calendar.
@Chuck P. Thanks for adding your voice to this need and it being discussed again! I've been fielding this frustration from our project teams for several years now.
@RonVongs-Oracle with Columbus/Indigenous Peoples Day just passing and Veteran's, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Days all coming up I'm fielding regular complaints that they are not highlighted in the Gantt Chart. It is leading to confusion from teams to confirm that the math is indeed correct. I assure them it is.
For clarification though, it only shades Saturdays and Sundays regardless of "any" calendar assigned to the project in the Activities module. However, if you are using the Task List module, the Gantt chart there is coordinated with the project calendar and the shading includes the holidays. It doesn't make sense to me that that they're different.
Tom B -
Re: Gantt chart non-work time shading is not reflecting the project calendar.
oh now that needs to be added!
Re: Gantt chart non-work time shading is not reflecting the project calendar.
Hi Chuck,
The non-worktime shading does not shade holidays or exceptions, it just shades the standard nonwork time according to the calendar assigned to the project.
This is an existing idea to coordinate the shading to the project calendar:
Thanks,
Ron
