B
bassbag
Is there some sort of updater available for this such as Art Kopps fprot
updater?
tia
me
updater?
tia
me
N
null
I used to have one up at my web site which would also d/l antidote,
but they got rid of the ftp site and I withdrew it. The idea was to
handle the whole shebang for new users.
I've considered putting up just a KAV updater which would serve those
using either KAVDOS32 or SuperLite. Would that be of interest?
Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg
B
bassbag
Yes it would be ..thank you Art
me
N
null
Tell ya what. All you need is wget.exe and this batch file:
@echo off
cls
WGET -N ftp://ftp.avp.ru/updates_x/*.avc
WGET -N ftp://ftp.avp.ru/updates_x/avp.*
echo **********************************************************
echo Finished Update
echo **********************************************************
I've set the ftp site to the "extra" defs location (which I use). I've
tested, and it looks like both KAVDOS32 and SuperLite are satisfied
and work ok with just the update files indicated. The -N switch causes
wget to just d/l newer files than are in the folder. So it acts as a
updater.
To use SuperLite.exe, do the following:
Download antidote.exe from here:
http://www.vintage-solutions.com/English/Antivirus/Super/
Use Winzip or Power Archiver or whatever to extract the files from
antidote.exe to a folder (suggested name of Superlite). Copy wget.exe
and the above batch file (suggested name kavup.bat) to the SuperLite
folder. Using Windows Explorer, drag icons for both kavup.bat and
SuperLite.exe out to the desktop for convenience. Remember that KAV
updates _very_ often with small dailys, and usually on Friday with a
larger weekly, and every month or two with a quite large cumulative.
SuperLite is a on-demand GUI scanner (using the KAV scan engine) which
has no cleaning capability. Those who practice safe hex don't need no
goddam cleaning anyway
Use SuperLite to scan your drive beforebacking up, and for suspicious situations as a "second opinion"
scanner. With the extra defs, it will find dialers, adware, pornware,
and all kinds of "oddball" stuff. But use AdAware and Spybot as well,
since they offer cleaning.
Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg
B
bassbag
Thank you ..much appreciatedTell ya what. All you need is wget.exe and this batch file:
@echo off
cls
WGET -N ftp://ftp.avp.ru/updates_x/*.avc
WGET -N ftp://ftp.avp.ru/updates_x/avp.*
echo **********************************************************
echo Finished Update
echo **********************************************************
I've set the ftp site to the "extra" defs location (which I use). I've
tested, and it looks like both KAVDOS32 and SuperLite are satisfied
and work ok with just the update files indicated. The -N switch causes
wget to just d/l newer files than are in the folder. So it acts as a
updater.
To use SuperLite.exe, do the following:
Download antidote.exe from here:
http://www.vintage-solutions.com/English/Antivirus/Super/
Use Winzip or Power Archiver or whatever to extract the files from
antidote.exe to a folder (suggested name of Superlite). Copy wget.exe
and the above batch file (suggested name kavup.bat) to the SuperLite
folder. Using Windows Explorer, drag icons for both kavup.bat and
SuperLite.exe out to the desktop for convenience. Remember that KAV
updates _very_ often with small dailys, and usually on Friday with a
larger weekly, and every month or two with a quite large cumulative.
SuperLite is a on-demand GUI scanner (using the KAV scan engine) which
has no cleaning capability. Those who practice safe hex don't need no
goddam cleaning anyway
backing up, and for suspicious situations as a "second opinion"
scanner. With the extra defs, it will find dialers, adware, pornware,
and all kinds of "oddball" stuff. But use AdAware and Spybot as well,
since they offer cleaning.
Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg
me