There have been recent questions about this as it isn’t normal and there have been instances where there hasn’t been an actual VPS Update for a couple of days.
The last full VPS update was 19101206, but as mentioned so long as you are getting the streaming updates your system is fully protected. But it does look somewhat strange.
I have same definition (191012-6) for 3 days… And yep - it looks strange.
May be… if program use “stream updates”… would be better - to do, additional option (menu, or something else) where you can check it. Sure we can check it in a main folder (manually). But not all people know it.
Anyway, 3 day - it’s a lot for main definition (IMHO).
What does it look like in the defs sub-folder, see my attached image in Reply #4 above ?
If that is different to what is being reported in About Avast, I would suggest an Avast Repair.
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I have same definition (191012-6) for 3 days… And yep - it looks strange.
May be… if program use “stream updates”… would be better - to do, additional option (menu, or something else) where you can check it. Sure we can check it in a main folder (manually). But not all people know it.
Anyway, 3 day - it’s a lot for main definition (IMHO).
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Hey demetry842,
I completly agree with you. It should exist a separated menu or sub-menu in updates only for stream updates so to see if there is scanning for stream updates or if there is an error at the moment. Now we cannot assure 100% that we are receiving stream updates since we are not receving vps updates. If is the same server to the two different updates technology or something else, now we cannot say, but with different menu for updates would be better.
I have had this problem for some time but it has usually occurred during the weekend and cleared on the monday. This is the first time it has extended so far into the week. Thankfully the defs folder is bang up to date with entries from 19101206 to 19101502.
This is mine so it would appear i am in the same boat could someone explain how “streaming updates are working though and you are protected” work as i didn’t even know it was enabled, thanks.