On 2016 Nov 24, 16:58, Postfix User wrote: > On Thu, 24 Nov 2016 22:04:41 +0100, Josh Good stated: > > >Now, having said that, there is a gotcha: the URL for the hotfix offers > >a "Hotfix download available" button, which simply put does NOT work. > >Microsoft seems to have silently retired that hotfix from general > >availability. That is bad news for those of us who have to deal with > >customers "not easily amenable to paying for upgrades", if you know > >what I mean... > > That button worked fine for me. I was led to a site that gave me > information on the HotFix, etcetera and how to down load it, which I > did. > > Perhaps you have some firewall or whatever blocking the site.
Yes, I could successfully "request" to Microsoft --at the hotfix' web page-- that they send to my email address the download link for the hotfix itself, but then I never received Microsoft email with the download link for the hotfix. I tried for several days, from different locations/IPs, with different browsers, etc. Never I got the email from Microsoft with the download link for that hotfix (but I could successfully get the Microsoft email with the link to download several other hotfixes, like the two SHA-2 hotfixes for Windows Server 2003, and the DES/3DES hotfix for the SMTP service of IIS 6.0 in Windows Server 2003, etc.). So you got the email from Microsoft with the download link for hotfix KB948963? Regards -- Josh Good