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[freeloader]

Looks like an error in md5 checksum file showing"modules\AddOns\MicrosoftUpdate_x86.apm" problem. MD5 checksum for it shows a error and also getting a md5 error on NetworkMonitor_x86.apm in the log file.
Extra module is jus a add-on to the Vista Aptchr files, Vista files seem ok.



***Running Any Pre-Cleanup Routines***

Download queue processed. Proceeding to next phase.
Executing shell command: del "H:\AptchrVISTA\apup_bin\uz.exe"
Executing shell command: rmdir /S /Q "H:\AptchrVISTA\win9xnt"
Executing shell command: del "H:\AptchrVISTA\modules\AddOns\NetworkMonitor.apm"
Executing shell command: rmdir /S /Q "H:\AptchrVISTA\modules\NetworkMonitor.apm_files"
Executing shell command: rmdir /S /Q "H:\AptchrVISTA\modules\AddOns\msdownloadmanager.apm_files"
Executing shell command: del "H:\AptchrVISTA\modules\AddOns\msdownloadmanager.apm"
Executing shell command: rmdir /S /Q "H:\AptchrVISTA\modules\AddOns\flashplayer_U_files"

***Starting Detection Routine Phase***

Missing file H:\AptchrVISTA\modules\AddOns\MicrosoftUpdate_x86.apm
Detection error for file H:\AptchrVISTA\modules\AddOns\NetworkMonitor_x86.apm
MD5 Hashes do NOT match. Expecting BDC394F9E5B5C2888531BFA2118DD60C, but found 23cb5648e2b0b9d5e01522459398e97d!!!
Item AutoPatcher Extras Modules is missing or its parts are not completely downloaded. Adding whole download for this item to the queue.
--Adding http://www.autopatch...s_20100630.7z--

***Downloading Releases***

Files to be Downloaded: 1
Download queue processed. Proceeding to next phase.

***Processing Cleanup Routines***

Extracting H:\AptchrVISTA\temp_bin\___windows_extras.7z into H:\AptchrVISTA\modules

[Cristiano]

partial true. MicrosoftUpdate_x86.apm was missing in your autopatcher folder, but it's present in the script and in the compressed modules. so, this one isn't a problem. but NetworkMonitor_x86.apm had the same checksum than the x64 version. fixed

thanks

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[freeloader]

Okay, still a problem with the "modules\AddOns\MicrosoftUpdate_x86.apm" file, is that it showing as needing to download; but , the script is not downloading the data correctly?? Have removed the old folder and the .apm file for this from the Add-on folder and redownloaded it. And, am still getting a error with the "md5_checksum_for_Extras_Addon_Pack.md5" file showing, the above file is still a problem. In the Add-ons folder, the apm file is listing as MicrosoftUpdate_x86.apm.bad. This is the one just generated to replace the one deleted prior to running the update. And, am showing 3 files in the "MicrosoftUpdate_x86_files" folder which are,
the InstMUWC.inf, muweb.inf, and muweb.dll .... which is the new folder generated.

APUP Has Started
Version: 1.3

Operating System: English (1033) Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3
Current Locale: English - United States / Non-Unicode Default: English - United States
Starting APUP From: H:\AptchrVISTA
Date & Time: 02-Jul-2010 17:13 UTC Offset: -6

***Downloading/Processing Releases.list***

List file HTTP location: http://www.autopatch...m/releases.list
Download queue processed. Proceeding to next phase.

***Releases.list Processed: Waiting for User Input***

The Following Releases have been Picked:
apup.script
apengine.script
vista/autopatcher_vista_x86_SP2_20100630.script
extras/autopatcher_extras_20100630.script

***Running Any Pre-Cleanup Routines***

Download queue processed. Proceeding to next phase.
Executing shell command: del "H:\AptchrVISTA\apup_bin\uz.exe"
Executing shell command: rmdir /S /Q "H:\AptchrVISTA\win9xnt"
Executing shell command: del "H:\AptchrVISTA\modules\AddOns\NetworkMonitor.apm"
Executing shell command: rmdir /S /Q "H:\AptchrVISTA\modules\NetworkMonitor.apm_files"
Executing shell command: rmdir /S /Q "H:\AptchrVISTA\modules\AddOns\msdownloadmanager.apm_files"
Executing shell command: del "H:\AptchrVISTA\modules\AddOns\msdownloadmanager.apm"
Executing shell command: rmdir /S /Q "H:\AptchrVISTA\modules\AddOns\flashplayer_U_files"

***Starting Detection Routine Phase***

Missing file H:\AptchrVISTA\modules\AddOns\MicrosoftUpdate_x86.apm
Missing file H:\AptchrVISTA\modules\AddOns\MicrosoftUpdate_x86.apm_files\InstMUWC.inf
Missing file H:\AptchrVISTA\modules\AddOns\MicrosoftUpdate_x86.apm_files\muweb.inf
Item AutoPatcher Extras Modules is missing or its parts are not completely downloaded. Adding whole download for this item to the queue.
--Adding http://www.autopatch...s_20100630.7z--

Missing file H:\AptchrVISTA\modules\AddOns\MicrosoftUpdate_x86.apm_files\muweb.dll
Item Microsoft Update is missing or its parts are not completely downloaded. Adding whole download for this item to the queue.
--Adding http://download.wind...her/muweb.cab--

***Downloading Releases***

Files to be Downloaded: 2
Download queue processed. Proceeding to next phase.

***Processing Cleanup Routines***

Extracting H:\AptchrVISTA\temp_bin\___windows_extras.7z into H:\AptchrVISTA\modules
Extracting H:\AptchrVISTA\temp_bin\muweb.cab into H:\AptchrVISTA\modules\AddOns\MicrosoftUpdate_x86.apm_files

[Cristiano]

seriously, i'm not finding the reason for the md5 doesn't match. i've downloaded that file and checked with the working folder that i have and everything is ok. so, i'm doing an full download test for this one. maybe something shows up

it shall be done in 1h or so

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[Cristiano]

test done. in deed, the script had an issue. i may have edited the local version from MicrosoftUpdate_x86.apm and forgot about it. due that, the checksum was taken from the wrong file. the right file was at our server, so i've replaced that file and signed the script again. so, no more issues with this one

thanks

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[freeloader]

Okay, redeleted those files and redownloaded the Extras folder again..... and indeed all seems aokay... in patcherland again. Thanks.

[_def_x_]

freeloader said:

In the Add-ons folder, the apm file is listing as MicrosoftUpdate_x86.apm.bad.

You might want to uncheck this feature in your hashing tool - renaming failed files with a .bad - the script wont find them. The script will automatically delete a failed file but the name has to match the script exactly - any .bad files that get left behind will cause a release to be Unofficial. It is much safer to have the hashing tool report failed files not rename them, otherwise you will be responsible for removing them.

[freeloader]

Okay, thanks GM. I just figured out what you meant. I'm using hkSFV by Big-O Software and I guess the default settings when you install it, is to rename bad files to .bad ... and they weren't being cleaned. Deleted all of them that had in the folder that was causing a issue. thanks.

[_def_x_]

I couldn't get HKSFV to keep the preferences I would set, including the 'renaming' issue so i ditched it a long time ago. There are a few good replacements for HKSFV including a 'tribute' app - ilSFV.

[Cristiano]

> ilSFV
this one is far better than the original one in certain aspects. by instance, hksfv crashes under seven x64. it also crashes in several windows versions according to something that i didn't figured. but ilSFV works fine, except that i didn't figured an way to add an right-click action to this one. but to everything else, it works

by the way: hksfv was saving preferences in my old computer. but who knows, this one had several issues and isn't being updated since long ago. even their forum seems to be abandoned.

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[_def_x_]

...speaking of right-clicking, this was another issue I had with hkSFV.

When I right-clicked a file, scrolled to hkSFV in the menu, I would see only icons for the 3 options - 'S', 'Green', and 'Blue' checks - no text -> Check File(s), Create SFV, Create MD5. Selecting any option would error out. I checked and unchecked 'Use Cached Results', cleared the cache file to start fresh, nothing worked. Out of nowhere the text would re appear. The error mentioned the 'cache' but I don't remember the message exactly.

It was time to lay hkSFV to rest.