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Newest version of the script is in the test release. It is still there because after uploading to the server WAC reported an error in downloading with apup but, it seems fine for me. If someone(DJ?) could try it out to see if there is an error or not we can make it official and signed if its good.

See my posting #58 http://www.autopatch...86/page__st__40

@ViroMan--- I think I may have found the error.....MD5 shows 2 different hash signatures to the Windows XP x64 RTI file, a suggestion is rem the RTI until everyone gives the all clear on the release.

Reuploaded to a folder in my dropbox, tested and only error I kept receiving was the MD5 so this seems to be the problem.

There is a new update for Windows XP x64 (Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer Windows x64) .This will be added to my test script and once it gets the all clear will pass onto to ViroMan for upload to the releases list.
I may even hold off handing it over until after October Patch Tuesday

 Whatacrock, on 22 September 2012 - 09:11 AM, said:

May want to post update now seeing as how the x86 Addons is not reporting things correctly.

@DesertJerry--- have updated the Windows XP x64 script and apms, tested and uploaded to my dropbox.

As usual PLEASE ensure that you have a backup of your current Autopatcher directory and do report any problems.
Have one thing to report is that if you have the Common Modules in you autopatcher, please check if it's showing as installed...

PLEASE USE APUP V1 TO DOWNLOAD THIS RELEASE!!

Link is here

Common Modules was updated yesterday btw...

A small update to this script.....IE7-KB2544521-x64-ENU and IE8-KB2544521-x64-ENU removed

Script date now stands at 20120927

Hopefully this is the final update until October Patch Tuesday

Reran batch file > things looked ok here.

Glad to hear that at least I got one working correctly.

October updates added to Windows XP x64 script....been uploaded to my dropbox.
As usual please report if any errors.

Whatacrock, on 11 October 2012 - 01:33 AM, said:

Did you forget the link, are we to use the previous batch file, or just run APUP (1 or 2)?

Ran XP_x64_Test.bat > got index out-of-bounds error message - whatever tha means
Edited by DesertJerry, 11 October 2012 - 08:32 PM.

@DesertJerry.....always run apup V1 as apup2 is on the backburner for the time being.ViroMan is reworking apupv1 at the moment to clear some problems and will advise when newer version is available.
Use the previous batch file to download with apupv1.
For those who do not have the file, here is the link for it



Remember to extract the archive to your apup folder then execute.

Please post any errors

Whatacrock, on 12 October 2012 - 12:30 AM, said:

You did not reply to my comment about the error message: Index out of bounds (in prjUpdater.mdIListParser.parseReleaseList at line 140) (same except: at line 168) - then get blank Available Release: Error fetching release list!

Sorry for that Jerry...I'm not a programmer nor do I have access to the code so will the explanation to our resident programmer ViroMan.I am sure he will answer your error.

Late note... there are several updates that need to be edited...the binaries have changed but there is no for you to reinstall the updates.
Just version changes..wil post when completed.

Quick update please hold off trying to download the release....HOUSTON WE HAVE A PROBLEM!!!!!
will try to get it working as soon as possible

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Means the .list he created is bad. Line 140 being around the date area in the list.

edit: looking at the list... and it doesn't appear wrong. Will do more digging later today.
Edited by ViroMan, 12 October 2012 - 04:18 PM.

Error has been fixed....testing can once again be resumed..

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Using WAC's dropbox. Its been taken off the main list for now.

Downloaded latest batch file - XP x64 > AutoPatcher > no error messages, all items blue - as expected.