Manage updaters in an unmanaged environment

If a program is configured as an updater, it can install new software and update existing software. You can add, edit, or remove updaters.

1. Add updaters.
   sadmin updaters add <filename>

   Argument	Description
   -d	Excludes the child process of the file from inheriting updater permissions. sadmin updaters add –d <filename> Note The -d option is not supported for script as updaters.
   -n	Disables event logging for a file to be added as an updater. sadmin updaters add –n <filename>
   -t	Includes the tags for a file to be added as an updater. sadmin updaters add -t <RULE-ID> <filename>
   -p	Adds a file as an updater, only when its parent execution file is running. sadmin updaters add -p <parentname> <filename> Note The -p option is not supported for script as updaters.

2. View all updaters:
   sadmin updaters list
3. Remove updaters.
   • Delete all components from the updaters list:

     sadmin updaters flush

   • Remove a specific component from the updaters list:

     sadmin updaters remove <filename>