[jvidal]

Exactly, it doesn't matter.
I use the same folder, with the permissions already set. That's why changing editions shouldn't make any difference, but it did!!!!

[jvidal]

BTW, Mimo, you still alive? We need a new script to support the latest flash player.

bye!

[rulman]

KB2727528
KB2761226
KB890830-V4.14

[jvidal]

yep, AND the new updates...

[Explorer09]

November 2012 Patch Tuesday

Windows XP
2727528 | MS12-072 | Windows Shell (synceng.dll) | x86:35624 x64:35688 | doesn't replace
2761226 | MS12-075 | Kernel-mode drivers (win32k.sys) | x86:35643 x64:35616 | replaces 2731847 (MS12-055)
Malicious Software Removal Tool 4.14.6800.0

Office 2003
2687481 | MS12-076 | Excel | 35715 | replaces 2597086
2687311 | MS12-076 | Compatibility Pack (xlconv) | 35690 | replaces 2597162
2760492 | non-security | Junk Email Filter | 35691 | replaces old Junk Email Filter 2687403

This post has been edited by Explorer09: 13 November 2012 - 06:52 PM

[jvidal]

kb2687311 is actually an o2k7 update...

[Explorer09]

jvidal, on 13 November 2012 - 10:03 PM, said:

kb2687311 is actually an o2k7 update...

Actually it's an update for Compatibility Pack. I mention that just for someone who has Compatibility Pack along with Office 2003.

This post has been edited by Explorer09: 13 November 2012 - 10:37 PM

[jvidal]

Yep, but note that it's not needed if you run a "vanilla" o2k3. It's only needed IF you install the CP + CP SP3.
It is needed when running o2k7 (as long as o2k3+CP), but it IS an o2k7 patch.

[Mim0]

short info: I'm just preparing new file-checker!!

[jvidal]

Nice, MImo, we'll wait for ya!
(although I believe I got it right on my own)

[Explorer09]

I think it's time for Mimo to sign up an account in GitHub, and host the file-checker there. How would that be?

At least for me, I can commit the code as soon as MS (and Adobe) release a new update, saving time for jvidal and other people.

[jvidal]

Excuse my ignorance, but what is github?
Yet another filesharing service? OR is it sumthin' else?

[Explorer09]

jvidal, on 17 November 2012 - 11:07 AM, said:

Excuse my ignorance, but what is github?
Yet another filesharing service? OR is it sumthin' else?

It's not just for file sharing, it's for code sharing.

Some of the open-source software host their source code there. And people can make code commits or file bugs easily in GitHub.

[jvidal]

Alright, thx for the info...

[dziubek]

Found on the Web:
Blackwingcat has found a new version for Root Certificates [November 2012] (KB931125) It's v37.0.2195.5

Link to his post:
http://www.msfn.org/...ost__p__1019445

Link to file:
http://www.download....en/rootsupd.exe

upd:

It's v37.0.2195.5

This post has been edited by dziubek: 22 November 2012 - 01:26 PM

[Mim0]

new file-checker for XP:

2012-11-22
- Added: KB2727528 (MS12-072: Windows Shell)
- Added: KB2761226 (MS12-075: Windows Kernel-Mode Drivers)
- Added: Adobe Flash Player 11.5.502.110
- Added: Malicious Software Removal Tool 4.14.6800.0
- Removed: KB2731847 (MS12-055: Windows Kernel-Mode Drivers, v2, replaced by KB2761226)
- Removed: Adobe Flash Player 11.4.402.287
- Removed: Malicious Software Removal Tool 4.13.6701.0

Download: HFSLIPFC v.2012/05/04 with WindowsXP-update-list v.2012/11/22

Regarding roots upd V37: could we trust this very-silent update? Should I add it to the list?

[dziubek]

Mim0, on 22 November 2012 - 03:14 PM, said:

Regarding roots upd V37: could we trust this very-silent update? Should I add it to the list?

info form this topic:http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=128896#128896

[Explorer09]

Mim0, on 22 November 2012 - 03:14 PM, said:

Regarding roots upd V37: could we trust this very-silent update? Should I add it to the list?

I think I should wait for a few days. MS didn't make an announcement about this update (yet). But, I can try installing it on a virtual machine and compare the difference.

EDIT: Here is my brief compare result.
(rootsupd.exe November 2012)
In "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SystemCertificates\AuthRoot\Certificates", 5 keys have been added by this update:

06143151E02B45DDBADD5D8E56530DAAE328CF90
0C628F5C5570B1C957FAFD383FB03D7B7DD7B9C6
585F7875BEE7433EB079EAAB7D05BB0F7AF2BCCC
EABDA240440ABBD694930A01D09764C6C2D77966
F138A330A4EA986BEB520BB11035876EFB9D7F1C

There are also 349 registry keys modified by this update in total:
342 keys in "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SystemCertificates\AuthRoot\Certificates",
1 key in "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SystemCertificates\CA\Certificates",
6 keys in "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SystemCertificates\ROOT\Certificates".

EDIT2:

I found another strange thing. Perhaps this is a bug in Microsoft, but the file modified date inside rootsupd.exe seems to be misleading or incorrect.
For example, between the April and the November update, only these files are changed: rootsupd.inf, updroots.exe, updroots.sst.
But two of the modified dates stay the same.
Files inside the new rootsupd.exe (November 2012):

05/31/2012  04:54 PM            91,136 ADVPACK.DLL
11/02/2012  02:24 PM            75,116 authroots.sst
08/29/2011  05:08 PM            16,562 delroots.sst
07/24/2012  03:44 PM             7,273 roots.sst
05/16/2011  03:16 PM             1,610 rootsupd.inf
06/01/2012  11:48 AM             6,656 updroots.exe
08/29/2011  05:08 PM           375,712 updroots.sst
05/31/2012  04:55 PM             2,272 W95INF16.DLL
05/31/2012  04:55 PM             4,608 W95INF32.DLL
               9 File(s)        580,945 bytes

Files inside the old rootsupd.exe (April 2012):

05/16/2011  02:52 PM            91,136 ADVPACK.DLL
04/06/2012  12:07 PM            75,116 authroots.sst
08/29/2011  05:08 PM            16,562 delroots.sst
03/14/2012  12:29 PM             7,273 roots.sst
05/16/2011  03:16 PM             1,610 rootsupd.inf
05/18/2011  02:01 PM             5,632 updroots.exe
08/29/2011  05:08 PM           368,180 updroots.sst
05/16/2011  02:53 PM             2,272 W95INF16.DLL
05/16/2011  02:53 PM             4,608 W95INF32.DLL
               9 File(s)        572,389 bytes

This post has been edited by Explorer09: 23 November 2012 - 06:15 AM

[ZEUS__]

@Explorer0. also two updroots.exe in packages have some diferences. bolded.

old one (April 2012):
:

Quote

5.632 bytes
5.1.2484.0
5.1.2484.0
Windows NT, Windows 32 bit
Application
İngilizce (A.B.D.), Unicode
5.1.2484.0 (main.010529-2005)
UPDROOTS
Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
5.1.2484.0
Microsoft Corporation
© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
UPDROOTS
UPDROOTS

new one (November 2012):

Quote

6.656 bytes
5.2.3790.4456
5.2.3790.4456
Debug, Private build
Windows NT, Windows 32 bit
Application
İngilizce (A.B.D.), Unicode
5.2.3790.4456 built by: dnsrv(ansaboor)
UPDROOTS
Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
5.2.3790.4456
Microsoft Corporation
© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
UPDROOTS
UPDROOTS

new one has a flag that Debug, Private build

This post has been edited by ZEUS__: 23 November 2012 - 11:57 AM

[Explorer09]

ZEUS__, on 23 November 2012 - 11:57 AM, said:

@Explorer0. also two updroots.exe in packages have some diferences. (sic) bolded.
....
new one has a flag that Debug, Private build

I knew the difference already, but you didn't notice that the new updroots.exe is bit-for-bit identical to the one inside the rvkroots.exe.