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Whatacrock's Photo Whatacrock 16 Jan 2013

There are two ways to turn off sweeper:
First ... go to options if you are using the latest apup and de-select sweeper
Second -- a little more work ... edit your apup ini.... EnableSweeper=1 ....to EnableSweeper=0
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DesertJerry's Photo DesertJerry 17 Jan 2013

Used Options > Release2.lst > Agent is gone - good.

Bad APM? ? Windows XP x86 > -Critical Updates

Check mark in box: Security Update for IE for Windows XP (KB2799329) - why? Becuase next item - in blue -is:
Security Update for IE 8 for Windows XP (KB2799329)

Has same KB number but diffferent versions of IE not being correctly identified? (I have 8 installed here.)
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DesertJerry's Photo DesertJerry 17 Jan 2013

View PostWhatacrock, on 16 January 2013 - 11:49 PM, said:

Second -- a little more work ... edit your apup ini.... EnableSweeper=1 ....to EnableSweeper=0
I don't mind editing the apup.ini - might be nice if all the parameters of APUP.INI was posted somewhere so us users could have a copy for reference.
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Whatacrock's Photo Whatacrock 17 Jan 2013

Thanks for the report DesertJerry...I stuffed up the apm for KB2799329... has been repaired and forwarded on up the chain
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Whatacrock's Photo Whatacrock 18 Jan 2013

Awaiting ViroMan to upload updated script and apms
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ViroMan's Photo ViroMan 19 Jan 2013

Sorry forgot about that wac. Uploaded.
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Whatacrock's Photo Whatacrock 19 Jan 2013

Sent another revision...same problem with apm present....new updated script and apms dated 20130119.
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Whatacrock's Photo Whatacrock 20 Jan 2013

try the release again...been updated and uploaded
Edited by Whatacrock, 20 January 2013 - 05:47 AM.
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DesertJerry's Photo DesertJerry 20 Jan 2013

Got latest - looks good here.
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Whatacrock's Photo Whatacrock 20 Jan 2013

sounds good to me
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Whatacrock's Photo Whatacrock 22 Jan 2013

An update : KB2798897 (rvkroots) will be removed from the Windows XP x86 script and placed in the Common Files release.....the update is for all Operating Systems except for Windows 8
Edited by Whatacrock, 22 January 2013 - 02:48 PM.
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DesertJerry's Photo DesertJerry 22 Jan 2013

Out-of-cycle updates for XP, Vista, 7, and 8 posted today.
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ViroMan's Photo ViroMan 22 Jan 2013

we noticed that yesterday. We decided to postpone it till next patch day.
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Whatacrock's Photo Whatacrock 23 Jan 2013

The update you refer to DesertJerry is a noncritical one and may only be applicable to a small portion of our community... a little reading and this update is for "Israel and Libya time zone update for Windows operating systems"
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ViroMan's Photo ViroMan 23 Jan 2013

oh...
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Whatacrock's Photo Whatacrock 30 Jan 2013

After quite a bit of research and sole searching have re-instated KB2798897 (rvkroots) in the Windows XP x86 script as well done the out of cycle update mentioned by DesertJerry ready for the February release of Patch Tuesday.

If there are no errors reported then can assume all is well for the release and will request to ViroMan to sign and move it to the main page...The same with Windows XP x64 as well.
Edited by Whatacrock, 30 January 2013 - 06:56 AM.
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Whatacrock's Photo Whatacrock 14 Feb 2013

Have updated Windows XP x86 script for February and awaiting for ViroMan to upload onto release2.list. -- will inform everyone once it is online..
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Whatacrock's Photo Whatacrock 15 Feb 2013

Windows XP x86 update now on releases2

Script date 20130213.
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Whatacrock's Photo Whatacrock 17 Feb 2013

Any reports for this month or is the release all clear??
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click-click's Photo click-click 17 Feb 2013

Verification failure.
AutoPatcher for Windows XP SP3 (x86)(STD)

Download Error: Z:\Autopatcher\Test\temp_bin\xp_rti_enu.7z
	File size does NOT match. Expecting 20918, but found 676!!!

The .rti in the script does not exist on the server.

Also, KB2794119 replaced KB2779562, so you should remove KB2779562
KB2797052 replaced KB2544521 (should be removed)
KB2802968 replaced KB2476490 (should be removed)
KB2792100 replaced KB2761465 (should be removed)

Since sweeper is not yet official and relies on a correct .rti, I did not use it (good thing too). which is probably why some of these fixes are appearing. If we are going to use a different releases list, IMHO, the files there should be pretty much what will end up on the main list. Especially a valid rti to keep sweeper from erasing things it should not. It's only a matter of time before someone forgets to turn off sweeper when they should have not forgotten.
Edited by click-click, 18 February 2013 - 08:13 PM.
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