Closed laoqiuqiu closed 8 years ago
This is not correct way, i think. We have a lot of sections in file update.ver
, and each of it have version of different "products". For example - why we must take value from ENGINE2
and not from ENGINE1
or ENGINE0
?
Is that a list that should be set up to store the corresponding version number, and then take the maximum?
Recent EES version of the V5 update prompted me to the end of the accident.
I changed the 348 line. Will not have the impact?
echo -e "[HOSTS]\nOther=100@http://um01.eset.com/eset_upd/$version, \
100@http://91.228.166.14/eset_upd/$version, 100@http://um03.eset.com/eset_upd/$version, \
100@http://91.228.166.16/eset_upd/$version, 100@http://um05.eset.com/eset_upd/$version, \
100@http://91.228.167.133/eset_upd/$version, 100@http://um07.eset.com/eset_upd/$version, \
100@http://38.90.226.37/eset_upd/$version, 100@http://um09.eset.com/eset_upd/$version, \
100@http://38.90.226.39/eset_upd/$version, 100@http://um11.eset.com/eset_upd/$version, \
100@http://38.90.226.40/eset_upd/$version, 100@http://um21.eset.com/eset_upd/$version, \
100@http://91.228.167.21/eset_upd/$version\n" > $newVerFile;
No, as I think [HOSTS]
section is not important for us because in any case nod32 will ignore it.
About version of the virus database - this feature was added. Test it now, please.
5978e857ac88c54278144906ec22477e8ce735f6
Can you add a variable to identify a version of the virus database.
I did it. Insert into 380 rows: