Completed continue if {(size of it = 1377144 AND sha1 of it = “99481495a2d67e0c7434b20249c850b57be19829”) of file “VBA65-KB2688865-x86-ENU.exe” of folder “__Download”}
It seeems that both KB2598361 and KB2688865 in bulletin MS12-046 are a problem. Has it been fixed? Do I need to remove them from my baseline and add them back into the baseline?
We also had issues on some boxes not installing but decided to try to run one manually. It popped up with a certificate error and verfied in the security event logs. We traced back to a third party application.
I have a case opened for this problem. Hopefully, there will be a fix soon. I am working around it by running this fixlet:
540 Enable BigFix Client Interacting with Desktop and then rerunning the failed patch. Then I got back and run fixlet 541 Disable BigFix Client Interacting with Desktop.
Regarding 1204613: MS12-046: Vulnerability in Visual Basic for Applications Could Allow Remote Code Execution - Visual Basic for Applications, Additional notes are added into fixlet description, default action is removed.
The content is available in Patches for Windows (English), version 1638
Is this OK for you?
And more, do you mean “1204601: MS12-046: Vulnerability in Visual Basic for Applications Could Allow Remote Code Execution - Office 2003 SP3 (Local/Network Install)” has the same issue like fixlet 1204613?
I don’t know what you mean? It seems like the /q:a is the problem. Shouldn’t the parameter be /q or /q:n. I’m not really sure. I haven’t take the time to debug the problem, nor should I have to. Bug 51247 has been opened for application engineering.
Based on my data analysis, I don’t believe it’s the Interactive Option. I created a baseline to enable the Interactive Option and then take action on the fixlet in question. It failed. I then disabled and rebooted. Next test run i enabled the Interactive Option only, manually ran the patch in question while reviewing the Task Manager. The patch returned an error message with regards to some digital cert. I looked in the Windows Event Logs, Security Logs and reviewed logs during the time of attempted execution (TEM & Manual). The data revealed numerous failures with digital certificates. At this point, the scope of the issue extended beyond my operational capacity thus it was recommended that the Application Owner of this server review their host application and possibly contact their Vendor.