RE: [Full-Disclosure] Question about the latest Microsoft updates

From: Allan (fulldisclosure_at_wateraxe.demon.nl)
Date: 02/09/05

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Date: Wed, 9 Feb 2005 19:31:58 +0100

    Sorry, disregard that message ...
    Even though update.exe was not running anymore ... After a minute or 2, the
    prompt to reboot finally appeared...

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    Subject: [Full-Disclosure] Question about the latest Microsoft updates

    Hi all ...

    I approved the patches on a SUS server, and if I look in the windows
    update.log it looks like the clients installed it , but they we're never
    prompted to reboot .. When I installed them on my home machine I needed a
    reboot ? In both situations the machines were up to date untill then...
    Are other people seeing the same thing ?
    I hope clients won't need the reboot because it's always a pain to tell
    users we're going to need to reboot ,....

    Allan

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