McAfee DAT files - early release for holidays.
17 December 2002, 10:36 AM
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AVERT Notification: Early DAT file Release for the holidays
Do to the Winter and New Years holidays on the 25th of December and 1st of January, AVERT has decided to release DAT files earlier in the week to allow you to update your DAT files prior to going on holiday.
The DAT files originally slated to release on Wednesday, the 25th of December will instead be released on Monday, the 23rd of December.
The DAT files originally slated to release on Wednesday, the 1st of January will instead be released on Monday, the 30 of December.
DAT files will resume to be released on Wednesdays starting on the 8th of January
Thank you and Happy Holidays,
AVERT
Do to the Winter and New Years holidays on the 25th of December and 1st of January, AVERT has decided to release DAT files earlier in the week to allow you to update your DAT files prior to going on holiday.
The DAT files originally slated to release on Wednesday, the 25th of December will instead be released on Monday, the 23rd of December.
The DAT files originally slated to release on Wednesday, the 1st of January will instead be released on Monday, the 30 of December.
DAT files will resume to be released on Wednesdays starting on the 8th of January
Thank you and Happy Holidays,
AVERT
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18 December 2002, 11:07 PM
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Quick question for you Jack on DAT Updates.
How come the update.ini file for running your own update server isn't bundled into the main DAT package?
It's only 1KB. Fair enough, grabbing the two files off the web page isn't the end of the world (we use an FTP script at most sites to achieve this) but just tidies things up a bit and doesn't affect the size of the DAT package.
How come the update.ini file for running your own update server isn't bundled into the main DAT package?
It's only 1KB. Fair enough, grabbing the two files off the web page isn't the end of the world (we use an FTP script at most sites to achieve this) but just tidies things up a bit and doesn't affect the size of the DAT package.
19 December 2002, 12:20 PM
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VirusScan and I believe NetShield look for update.ini *before* pulling the DAT files hence the reason it's sat on it's own. I'm in Aylesbury tomorrow and will ask if we can drop the file into the DAT package as well. But, my guess is that the process for producing DAT files is far removed from the editing of update.ini and changing the process could be tricky.
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