@Kettenhund
Did you download updates for Windows 7 x64?
To fix this, please edit .\client\cmd\SetTargetEnvVars.cmd and replace the line (should be line 149)
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set WUA_VER_TARGET_REVIS=320
with
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set WUA_VER_TARGET_REVIS=226
(just replace the 320 with 226).
Also replace
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set WUA_VER_TARGET_MINOR=6
with
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set WUA_VER_TARGET_MINOR=4
Then install .\client\wsus\WindowsUpdateAgent3.0-x64.exe.
Now wsusou should work as expected.
Instructions updated@WSUSUpdateAdmin
This happens, when wsusou runs on an w61 machine with old WUA, and when no w61 updates are downloaded.
DoUpdate.cmd should check, if the newer WUA exists in the w61*-folder and use the "old" one, if no updates for w61 were downloaded. Also wsusou should accept WUA 7.6.7600.226 when no .320 file has been downloaded.
.\client\cmd\DoUpdate.cmd wrote:375 if "%OS_NAME%"=="w61" (
376 if /i "%OS_ARCH%"=="x64" (
377 set WUA_FILENAME=..\%OS_NAME%-%OS_ARCH%\glb\WindowsUpdateAgent*-%OS_ARCH%.exe
378 ) else (
379 set WUA_FILENAME=..\%OS_NAME%\glb\WindowsUpdateAgent*-%OS_ARCH%.exe
380 )
381 ) else (
382 set WUA_FILENAME=..\wsus\WindowsUpdateAgent*-%OS_ARCH%.exe
383 )
Wer Rechtschreibfehler findet, darf sie behalten oder an den Meistbietenden versteigern. / Everybody finding a misspelling is allowed to keep or sell it.
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WSUS Offline Update „Community Edition“
https://gitlab.com/wsusoffline/wsusoffline/-/releases