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OStatic Buffer Overflow.....

SearchEnterpriseLinux has a good interview with Sun Microsystems' Barton George about Sun's plans for open source and MySQL integration.....

The EU is contributing more than 12 million dollars to a project called PrimeLife, designed to deliver open source tools for personal privacy protection.....

eWeek has an interesting story on best practices for mitigating risks associated with open source code.....



New Moves from Acquia, Jaspersoft, KnowledgeTree and More

As the Open Source Business Conference in San Francisco winds down, it's worth looking in at the news out of the get-together. Lots of pundits were on hand, and the conference brought several new announcements.

Acquia representatives at OSBC said they are on track to deliver a value-added social publishing system named Carbon based on the Drupal open source content management system (OStatic is built on Drupal).



OSBC: Pundits Weigh in on Open Source

As the InfoWorld Open Source Business Conference in San Francisco gets underway this week, the tech publication is posting a series of interesting transcripts from roundtable discussions on open source topics. The roundtables include a number of well-known pundits, including CNet writer Matt Asay, Bruce Perens (credited by many as coining the term open source), Sam Ramji (senior director of platform technology at Microsoft), Zack Urlocker (vice president of products at MySQL) and many others. Much of the talk surrounds the trend toward commercialization of open source products.



Sun and MySQL: A Long-Timer's Take

MySQL is now part of Sun. How does this help Sun? How does this help MySQL as a company? What does this mean for the MySQL community? And does it mean anything for open-source software in general?