121003-0 out already?

[leftisthominid]

Avast just gave me this update, but it is not on there virus update history yet.

Anyone else have this?

[leftisthominid]

Anyone?

http://www.avast.com/virus-update-history

This update is still not up here

[marc-d-l]

I have that update. Don't know when but I got it.

[Asyn]

Anyone else have this?

Yes.

[DavidR]

Avast just gave me this update, but it is not on there virus update history yet.

Anyone else have this?

Yes.

There are occasions when the website virus-update-history page lags behind the update. It should happen at the same time, but no one would want to delay the update because there is a problem with the web page.

[true indian]

Now its 121003-1

[Asyn]

Now its 121003-1

Good you mentioned it, so I could get the update size for another topic.

@Dave: 916,88 KB

[DavidR]

Yes I just did a manual update to get the figures too, mine 7 files 914.34KB 2 seconds download time and 13 seconds total time.

[midnight]

Now its 121003-1

So is mine.

[true indian]

Yes I just did a manual update to get the figures too, mine 7 files 914.34KB 2 seconds download time and 13 seconds total time.

Now its 121003-1

Good you mentioned it, so I could get the update size for another topic.

@Dave: 916,88 KB

I updated a while ago...so i forgot the size of the update...Also,the time when I updated the servers were stressed and were damn slow...

[Asyn]

Also,the time when is updated the servers were stressed and were damn slow...

Could explain, why some dialup users have/had problems lately...

[DavidR]

Also,the time when is updated the servers were stressed and were damn slow...

Could explain, why some dialup users have/had problems lately...

Well there are hundreds of update servers to try and balance the load, in theory it shouldn't make much difference to a dial-up user as they aren't trying to digest the whole update in one bite as fast broadband connections try to do. I think it is possible more to do with resources also.

Many of those on dial-up also have under powered systems, so the system is going to get bogged down for reasons other than dial-up speed, like in the other topic - Chim's system Windows XP running on 256MB of RAN and a low powered processor. That lack of resources would also hamper the updates.

[Asyn]

Many of those on dial-up also have under powered systems, so the system is going to get bogged down for reasons other than dial-up speed, like in the other topic - Chim's system Windows XP running on 256MB of RAN and a low powered processor. That lack of resources would also hamper the updates.

And as the updates seem to be larger lately, the low powered systems would need longer to apply them. It makes sense.

[true indian]

And as the updates seem to be larger lately, the low powered systems would need longer to apply them. It makes sense.

If dial up users could also experiment out with manual updating via GUI then we could figure out where is the slow down...for me in this latest update there was a slow down in download..