Include the post service pack hotfix rollup for Win 7 SP1

[boco]

Use the same filenames, but place your custom entries into the ''custom'' subdirectories. The contents of the ''custom'' subdirectories are never touched by any WSUSOU update.

[friday123]

Use the same filenames, but place your custom entries into the ''custom'' subdirectories. The contents of the ''custom'' subdirectories are never touched by any WSUSOU update.

Oh I see what happened. I thought you had quoted my code block but instead you made your own that added the custom/ directory. I thought I had wrote that and I was thinking, gee, it looks like I already have the custom directory in there... anyway I got it. You're saying just do this once and done:

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echo http://download.windowsupdate.com/msdownload/update/software/updt/2013/03/windows6.1-kb2775511-v2-x86_f298cf30fae9f581550d783ac9ad57fcbc7f7587.msu>>static\custom\StaticDownloadLinks-w61-x86-glb.txt
echo http://download.windowsupdate.com/msdownload/update/software/updt/2013/03/windows6.1-kb2775511-v2-x64_ec18cc10e27faf443c17e7a8073c9eba773eb13e.msu>>static\custom\StaticDownloadLinks-w61-x64-glb.txt

echo KB2775511>>client\static\custom\StaticUpdateIds-w61-x86.txt
echo KB2775511>>client\static\custom\StaticUpdateIds-w61-x64.txt

Thanks!

[WSUSUpdateAdmin]

Hi!

At this point, the FAQ seems to be outdated

FAQs adjusted.

Thanks & regards
Torsten

[JoeZeppy]

I don't understand the purpose of the echo command?

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Oh, I get it. Run that at the command line from the root and it will append the link to the end of the text file. It was all run together and I couldnt see what the intent was

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echo http://download.windowsupdate.com/msdownload/update/software/updt/2013/03/windows6.1-kb2775511-v2-x86_f298cf30fae9f581550d783ac9ad57fcbc7f7587.msu >> static\custom\StaticDownloadLinks-w61-x86-glb.txt


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[DiskDrive]

So as far as I can tell, every time I need to upgrade WSUS Offline Update, what I'll have to do is unzip the new version over the old version and then run the commands above to add KB2775511.

It's better to use the corresponding custom directories for own changes, because these are not influenced by an update of WSUSOU.

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echo http://download.windowsupdate.com/msdownload/update/software/updt/2013/03/windows6.1-kb2775511-v2-x86_f298cf30fae9f581550d783ac9ad57fcbc7f7587.msu>>static\custom\StaticDownloadLinks-w61-x86-glb.txt
echo http://download.windowsupdate.com/msdownload/update/software/updt/2013/03/windows6.1-kb2775511-v2-x64_ec18cc10e27faf443c17e7a8073c9eba773eb13e.msu>>static\custom\StaticDownloadLinks-w61-x64-glb.txt

echo KB2775511>>client\static\custom\StaticUpdateIds-w61-x86.txt
echo KB2775511>>client\static\custom\StaticUpdateIds-w61-x64.txt

So you have to run the above commands only once.

Ok, sorry for resurrecting an old thread, but I've just come across the need to do this here. I've tried using the code block referenced above, and it created all the entries it was intended to.

I'm currently running version 8.3, and when I run the update generator, it appears that the entries I've added into the custom folder are being completely ignored. Looking through the download log, I see no reference to the file being downloaded and am unable to find any references to that KB number in any of the files throughout the entire "wsusoffline" folder structure.

What am I missing here?

Thanks in advance!

[friday123]

I'm currently running version 8.3, and when I run the update generator, it appears that the entries I've added into the custom folder are being completely ignored. Looking through the download log, I see no reference to the file being downloaded and am unable to find any references to that KB number in any of the files throughout the entire "wsusoffline" folder structure.

What am I missing here?

I don't know. FYI those updates are only for Windows 7 and 2008 R2. Do you have these:
wsusoffline83\client\w61\glb\windows6.1-kb2775511-v2-x86_f298cf30fae9f581550d783ac9ad57fcbc7f7587.msu
wsusoffline83\client\w61-x64\glb\windows6.1-kb2775511-v2-x64_ec18cc10e27faf443c17e7a8073c9eba773eb13e.msu

[aker]

But there are the files .\static\custom\StaticDownloadLinks-w61-xxx.txt with those links inside?

[DiskDrive]

To address questions, from both aker and friday123:

In the .\static\custom\StaticDownloadLinks-w61-x64-glb.txt file, the link is there.

I am only trying to pull updates for 2008 R2 right now, so I only downloaded the x64 version. I wasn't entirely sure where to find the downloaded file (whether in the some folder with the rest of the updates or in a special folder specifically for the custom static update). .\client\w61-x64\glb\windows6.1-kb2775511-v2-x64_ec18cc10e27faf443c17e7a8073c9eba773eb13e.msu initially was not present, so I tried experimenting a little bit. I blew away the whole wsusoffline folder and started again from scratch, but added the custom stuff from this message thread before running the update generator for the first time.

This time, the file does appear in the suggested folder, as hoped. There appears to be no reference to it in the log file, however. I'm wondering if this is an oversight or intentional behavior.

At this point, I'm going to cross my fingers and try running it on a new build in the next couple of days and see if if works. I suspect it will, but I will report back nonetheless.

Thank you all for your quick and helpful responses.

[boco]

Static downloads are not mentioned in detail in the logfile. Just the number of static downloads should have increased.

[DiskDrive]

Well, I'm happy to report that I should have just had blind faith. I put this all to work, and sure enough, WUO installed KB2775511 on the new 2008R2 SP1 VM I built out in California today.