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Hi I recently updated my Vista SP2 update release to the 10-Aug-2010 update, however the release is unofficial

apup.log seems fine with no errors however my autopatcher.log shows up the following error


Module 'C:\Users\Undertaker\Desktop\apup\modules\Critical\KB979482_2k8_x86.apm' EXPLICITLY refers to its module folder as 'C:\Users\Undertaker\Desktop\apup\modules\Critical\KB979559_vista_x86.apm_files'. However, such folder does not exist!


What do I need to do to fix it and make the release official

Thanks, Dean

something seems to be wrong with this one. inside of the module, the descriptions are for KB979559. domenico will be warned about, but he is on vacations...

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What I've noticed about the use of 'Explicitly' (in the error message), the module (apm) makes reference to a specific folder using 'ModuleFolder=' - look here first.

This module points to the wrong KB update (the whole module needs editing) including 'ModuleFolder='. 'KB979482_2k8_x86.apm' points to all things 'KB979559' not 'KB979482'

...the error message
Module \modules\Critical\KB979482_2k8_x86.apm' EXPLICITLY refers to its module folder as \modules\Critical\KB979559_vista_x86.apm_files'. However, such folder does not exist!

yep, because the only one KB979482 that is present in the script is at autopatcher:\modules\Critical\KB979482_vista_x86.apm_files

the same issue happens with KB979482_2k8_x86.apm

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Fixed. New script released.
Sorry for issues.
dkdk_it
Edited by dkdk_it, 31 August 2010 - 07:29 PM.