Xanderificus

Workin' like a charm.

More info is not a bad thing. My apologies for one thing: I'd never noticed that the newer version imports an XML into it. Since "target path" didn't make sense (code-wise) to me, I just edited that one part once imported. While I don't know XML (but may learn it someday), it's not impossible to pick bits out of it. @CybTekSol ... how would the XML adapt to include the other BINs on the same page? (In order to bring AVG 100% up to date?)

Like I said at the start, I'm relatively savvy. I can chase a rootkit down to the end but don't mess much with the 'codey' side of things .... so XML wouldn't help me much. It'd be more helpful to get the actual URL+variable line to enter into the 'Add Application' box. (Probably moreso for those even less savvy than me) http://www.majorgeeks.com/AVG_Anti-Virus_Update_d4478.html ^^ another download link; this one giving today's update as its source.

At the moment, it's listed as: Windows: 8.0.237 All necessary modules February 11, 2009 28.2 MB ...and links to: http://free.avg.com/softw/80free/update/f8all237ns.bin (And I downloaded it this morning, manually) The "f8all237ns.bin" is the dynamic part. The "237" in the middle has to do with the version number but there's no way to determine how much it's changed from last time. It could go from "237" to "241" next time. (Granted, it's almost 2 weeks old as an update but if the customer is on dial-up, I'd rather get them 'almost' up-to-date then leave them a few months out. Hence, even if I don't need it, I'd rather have the most recent offline update available to me. That's the whole point of Ketarin, right?)

http://free.avg.com/download-update

Hey, guys. While I'm normally tech-savvy, I'm no good with regular expressions, etc. I've got Ketarin setup to update a ton of installers and such but not sure where to go on this one. The last update addresss was: http://free.avg.com/softw/80free/update/f8all237ns.bin The filename doesn't seem to have any relevant info (date/version code) in it.

Just set it up in Scheduled Tasks and/or the Start Menu's "Startup" folder. Check the option within Ketarin to update when it starts.

I'd like to second this one. Like a lot of people, I use my flash drive but I have Ketarin update the files in my flash drive's mirror on my hard drive. (e.g. Flash drive is G: drive; Ketarin updates files in my "d:\system" folder) I would REEEEAAALLLY like it if I could have Ketarin run scheduled (done) and then, when it's done, have it call up SyncToy if there have been any updates done. That way I could wake up, see SyncToy running and know that I need to plug in my flash drive for a sync up.