Fallout 3 mod list. Simply makes guns use no ammo but does not remove the requirement of ammo. To fire a gun you will need to have the correct type of ammo in your inventory, however you will no longer lose ammo when you fire the gun. That means you will only need at least 1 unit of the ammo type to fire the gun. It was only a matter of time before someone made a mod that incorporated it into the Fallout 3 world. It’s a semi-auto rifle that shoots very heavy rounds, capable of putting an end to the most annoying of enemies. The model looks quite fitting to the world of the Wastelands, as most Russian weapons do. In default values you got basicaly from a raider 8 to 12 bullets of 10mm ammo in level 1. Wiht the mod you got in same situation you got 40 - 60. The exactly value depends of result of an equation witch I don't descover how it works. More Ammo (explosives) - add more granedes and mines 2-3x more.

We found the logging for LiveUpdate on the MAC client and here it is. The -2001 basically indicates a failure to connect and download the catalog file from any server. It could be a communication error; it could be that in the policy, the URL to the directory hosting the definitions is not correct.Title: 'There was an error performing the update' when running LiveUpdate for Symantec Antivirus for Macintosh'From the log, 'SERVER NAME:80' indicates to me you are hosting the definitions via IIS and not the built-in distribution center.

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Have you seen this?Title: 'There was an error performing the update' when running Macintosh LiveUpdate retrieving updates from an IIS server'To verify the configuration here's this, too:Title: 'Using the LiveUpdate Administration Utility on a PC to download updates for Symantec AntiVirus 10 for Macintosh clients'(The information regarding creating a preference set only applies to SAV for Mac, not SEP (which is handled through policy, obviously), but the info regarding the URL to provide the clients is the same. Will need to update this document.)sandra. I don't have an LUA installation to refer to directly. However, Mac definitions have file extensions of.osx and.osi. You may want to review the document for configuring LUA to host Mac definitions, as well as what's referred above, particularly if LUA is being hosed out of IIS:Title: 'Using the LiveUpdate Administration Utility on a PC to download updates for Symantec Endpoint Protection/Symantec AntiVirus 10 for Macintosh clients'Make sure the Mac products are being both downloaded and distributed. If what the client has is the same or newer than what LUA is offering, then you will see that 'everything is up-to-date' message.sandra. SAV Mac definitions and SEP Mac definitions have two different product designations.

Double check on LUA that this content is also being downloaded. The lua-application.log.

should have some hints as to what's happening. These can be collected by the debug.do command. See the following:Title: 'How to Collect Troubleshooting Information from LiveUpdate Administrator 2.x'Also there appears to be no way of adding a secondary server into the conf files when controlled by SEPM Server and policies.

This is a problem for mobile mac users who may be off line for a time.This is (unfortunately) correct because a heartbeat into the SEPM would change the conf file back to the policy setting, and location switching is not possible for Macs. You might be able to create an entry for a second 'internal LiveUpdate server' and point it back to the Symantec server (via http, liveupdate.symantec.com and liveupdate.symantecliveupdate.com) so that when failure to the true internal site occurs, it should pass to the next on the list. I haven't tested this directly myself, but the policy is really only asking for a URL, no indication this is restricted to internal addresses. No credentials are needed for Symantec's servers.I would suggest submitting an Idea here on the forum to request failover for Internal LUA to Symantec LiveUpdate Servers or Mac location awareness, officially.sandra. Sorry that directory does not exist and the documentation from your site says to pull the norton av intel updates for mac sep 11.

You're talking about LUAU on the Mac? This is a thread about LUA 2.x on Windows. This likely should have been a new thread.To which document are you referring that tells you to set it to NAV for Mac definitions? I edited the following document extensively after we determined that SEP for Mac definitions could not be served by LUAU.Title: 'Using the LiveUpdate Administrator on a PC to download updates for Symantec Endpoint Protection/Symantec AntiVirus 10 for Macintosh clients'The definition files are the same but the product designations are different.What if anything else changed on 5 August?sandra. What I'm saying is that as I understand it, LUAU for Mac is not able to serve SEP for Mac updates. (Believe me, I wish that it did.) If there is a specific document that you found that suggests otherwise, please let me know so that it can be updated. LUA 2.2.x is recommended for serving updates to SEP for Mac clients.I just noticed this in your original log: Sep 9, 2010 3:14:06 PM Loading guard file:/private/tmp/liveupdate/liveupdatehosts/0/url=http:/liveupdate.symantecliveupdate.com:245912/liveupdt.grdIt looks like part of the liveupdate.conf file (hosts/0/url=http:/liveupdate.symantecliveupdate.com:80) is part of this address.

This stands out because you're connecting to macavconsole.stp.mrll.com:80 / 10.228.21.165, and you mentioned wanting failover to a Symantec LU server. What does your configuration LiveUpdate policy for Mac clients look like? To me, it doesn't even look like it is asking about definitions, just LiveUpdate.sandra.