Обнаружил туториал по обновлению с ftp в случае внесения ключа в блэклист
Just to let you know, it is possible to use a blacklisted key... IF you don't update directly through Kaspersky's own servers! They provide daily/weekly/cumulative updates via .zip files on their website at:
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I have a daily update process that completely isolates KIS from connecting to their servers, here's what I do:
1. Download the cumulative .zip file from the ftp server above (av-i386-cumulative.zip ) It's around 8M.
2. Rename the .zip file to something generic, like "update.zip"
2. From KIS' main window or tray icon, go to Settings > Service > Update, and click on Configure...
3. From the "Update source" tab, DESELECT "Kaspersky Lab's update servers".
4. Click "Add..." then find that .zip file on your local drive, check the "Update from unstructured source or zip-archive..." box, then hit okay.
From here on out, you can just overwrite the update.zip file and update manually, but I took it a step further:
5. Write a .cmd file that:
a) calls a commandline ftp program to download the daily .zip update.
b) after the file is overwritten, calls KIS via the commandline as "...../avp.exe update" to manually update
6. Use windows' Schedule Task control panel to run the .cmd file daily.
...I'm still using the 12/4/2007 key with no blacklisting issues!
Tutorial part 2
I believe windows comes with a commandline ftp client. To test this, go to Start Menu > Run... (or use Windowskey-R) and type cmd. From this commandline window, try "ftp" if the prompt changes to "ftp>" that should be all you need. Now:
1. Create a directory on your harddrive, something along the lines of c:/bin (it can be anything you want, though)
2. To start writing your .cmd, simply open notepad.
3. Your .cmd file should look like this:
cd c:\bin
ftp -s:updatescript.txt -A dnl-us5.kaspersky-labs.com
"c:\program files\kaspersky lab\kaspersky internet security 6.0\avp.exe" update
The thing to look at is the ftp line. -s is the command that reads in a script file to execute the correct ftp commands. -A is the anonymous login switch.
4. Save the .cmd file in the directory you created. I use "kis_update.cmd"
5. Create a new notepad file for the updatescript.txt.
6. Your updatescript.txt should look like this:
cd zips
binary
get av-i386-daily.zip c:/bin/update.zip
quit
Again, the line to look at here is the "get" command. The first argument to get is the remote filename, the second is the local filename. That directory and filename should match whatever KIS is set up to read. ...and that should do ya!
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