by glasswalk3r
NAU - Norton Antivirus UpdaterA script made in Perl to search for new definition files at Symantec website, download them and create Microsoft Windows batch files to automated the atualization process on Windows clients.
Changes over version 1.8 - Changed configuration file to use AppConfig module - Added new parameters to nau.conf file - NAU now can use the %WINDIR% variable in the netlogon.bat script. - NAU can send emails using an SMTP server (with authentication) - ...
Only a general code from previous BETA version. The intention for this release is to provide reliable NAU version for download.
glasswalk3r commented on the RE: Have you looked at NAVUP on this site? forum thread
Changes over version 1.7 - Thanks to Lutfi (lutfi.arab at yahoo.com) for notifying me about these bugs: - Added function to retrieve Symantec DAT file last modification date instead of parsing it from the HTML: now NAU can check for updates that are ...
Changes over version 1.7 - Thanks to Lutfi (lutfi.arab at yahoo.com) for notifying me about these bugs: - Added function to retrieve Symantec DAT file last modification date instead of parsing it from the HTML: now NAU can check for updates that are ...
Changes from version 0.1 - Added Taint mode to improve security; - Minor improvements with regular expression; - Corrected a bug regarding data manipulation: since 2003/12/31 MAU wasn't updating DAT files correctly. Many thanks for Alfonso Gazo
Changes from version 0.1 - Added Taint mode to improve security; - Minor improvements with regular expression; - Corrected a bug regarding data manipulation: since 2003/12/31 MAU wasn't updating DAT files correctly. Many thanks for Alfonso Gazo
Changes over version 1.6.1 - Added Taint mode for security improvement; - Minor improvement with regular expression;
Changes over version 1.6.1 - Added Taint mode for security improvement; - Minor improvement with regular expression;
jdwae created the Have you looked at NAVUP on this site? forum thread
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