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[Whatacrock]

Just wondering what is the status of the Dot Net scripts as it seems that this addon hasn't been updated in quite a while.
I know all that are corcerned with updating scripts are busy and have lives out the project but it would be nice to get information on the progress.

Not being pushy just inquisitive

Bruce

[ViroMan]

Can you look at your .net directory and tell me its current size? should be... modules\Components\__dotnet

There looks like there is a way on the script maintenance side if we remove all .net updates have you download Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 and then add three update. but the total download comes to 231m for the .net 3.5 sp1 and 17m for the thee updates.

The .net 3.5 sp1 comes with .net 2.0 and all the updates to get both up to date.

edit: funny thing is... if I look at the x64 version for updates... all I need is 3 downloads for 138m

[Whatacrock]

Hey ViroMan, just checked my directory for dotnet and it shows as 623Mb containing 82 files in 41 folders.The dotnet directory on mine is for Win XP Win Vista SP2 x86 and Win 7 x64 and x86.
Hope this helps

Bruce

[ViroMan]

That does help thanx... I will look into making a new script.

starting to wonder if I should split the release.list into x64 and x86 lists.

[Whatacrock]

Actually wouldn't be a bad idea, I'm sure that was looked into prevoiusly but I think there were .
problems with doing so.

[ViroMan]

well the problem was that APUP couldn't do it easily but APUP2 can do it since you can change its download location.

[ViroMan]

bah... looking at the script... I see why there are soo many extra downloads.The script is semi updated however there are lots of updates for other systems in here as well. There are both x64 and x86 downloads then there are windows 2000 downloads and windows vista downloads and windows 7 downloads. This adds up to tons of extra data that most of you won't need. I know domenico couldn't have done it any other way except to split the list 4 ways. It just aggravates me when I think that I need to download all that unneeded data for my computer.

[Whatacrock]

There are probably redundant hotfixes amongst them that have been superseded.
Could the dotnet script be made so that it downloads just the files needed for the os selected, or to separate folders under dotnet directory for each os if multiples are selected.Just my thoughts on the situation as it may make the directory a little easier to manage also the script(s).
Cheers
Bruce

[ViroMan]

the script is now updated... domenico will sign it shortly.

Im still deciding whether to split it into x64 and x86 scripts. The more time passes the more the downloads will come in both flavors and the more need to split the scripts.

Also... there are plans to create a new script structure that will make creating modules only take a few seconds a file instead of all this leg work there is to do now. The way things are now will be nearly completely changed.

[ViroMan]

.NET scripts updated and signed. Tell me if its missing anything. I looked at the last two months of patch Tuesday updates and updated the scripts.

[Whatacrock]

All looks fine to me and there maybe other users that find missing files.. so we will wait and see..
Again thanks for your tiresome effort on this addon
Cheers

[ViroMan]

well not just me I had help from domenico... there was just no way I could have downloaded all the stuff to get it signed. I made the script he downloaded all the stuff and then signed it. so its 50/50 credits.

[Whatacrock]

A big thank you to domenico for his part in this effort.
Cheers
Bruce

[dkdk_it]

Whatacrock, on 19 January 2012 - 10:58 PM, said:

A big thank you to domenico for his part in this effort.
Cheers
Bruce

Thanks.

[magicfrizbees]

Keep getting a "file verification error" when trying to get the latest .NET scripts/files. Thanks!

Spoiler

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: Z:\apup
Date & Time: 20-Jan-2012 18:52 UTC Offset: -5
***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
common/autopatcher_common_20111213.script
english/win_xp/autopatcher_xp_sp3_enu_20120110.script
directx/autopatcher_directx_june2010.script
extras/autopatcher_extras_20111110.script
dotnet/autopatcher_dotnet_20120118.script
mssecurity_enu/autopatcher_ms_security_en_us.script
***Running Any Pre-Cleanup Routines***
Download queue processed. Proceeding to next phase.
***Starting Detection Routine Phase***
Detection error for file Z:\apup\modules\Components\__dotnet\Windows6.1-KB2656356-x64.apm
MD5 Hashes do NOT match. Expecting 5B653E3C2FC299822EAF47FC4ECFADFE, but found 8e3494690208c017214d991cd3db2416!!!
Item AutoPatcher .Net Modules failed detection or its parts. Adding whole download for this item to the queue.
--Adding http://www.autopatch...t_20120118.7z--
***Downloading Releases***
Files to be Downloaded: 1
Download queue processed. Proceeding to next phase.
Download Error: Z:\apup\modules\Components\__dotnet\windows_dotnet.7z
File size does NOT match. Expecting 8, but found 8186!!!
***Processing Cleanup Routines***
Extracting Z:\apup\modules\Components\__dotnet\windows_dotnet.7z into Z:\apup\modules\Components\__dotnet
Deleting file Z:\apup\modules\Components\__dotnet\windows_dotnet.7z

[ViroMan]

strange... wonder why that error didn't show up in the test. ohh well the script had the wrong md5... minor error... fixed now. Thanx for the report.