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[Squall]

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

[Cristiano]

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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[_def_x_]

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!

[Cristiano]

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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[dkdk_it]

Fixed. New script released.
Sorry for issues.
dkdk_it

Edited by dkdk_it, 31 August 2010 - 07:29 PM.