Third-Party Update: Apache Tika and Transitive Dependencies

Apache Tika has been updated to version 2.3.0. This major update from Tika 1.26 is necessary to update Apache POI to fix security issue CVE-2022-2633. An update of Apache Tika is also necessary because Tika 1.x is end of life, and will not receive security updates after September 2022 anymore.

Follow Section, “Third-Party Update: Apache Tika and Transitive Dependencies” for upgrade information.

(CMS-21292)

Runlevel Health Indicator Signals Wrong State in Runlevel MAINTENANCE

When the Content Server is switched to runlevel MAINTENANCE either during startup or manually, the health/runlevel endpoint signals the server is UP. This makes it impossible to use the indicator for a readiness probe in Kubernetes, because the pod will be added to the services endpoint too early and UAPI clients that listen on a services availability would fail during the creation of the repository connection.

Follow Section, “Runlevel Health Indicator Signals Wrong State in Runlevel MAINTENANCE” for upgrade information.

(CMS-21355)