MSRC Severity Fix #6
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Now accurately determines eligible updates via MSRC severity when available. This includes Critical and Important, and all others still fall into Optional if not already detected as Hidden.
This reverts commit 3989f8e.
Now accurately determines eligible updates via MSRC severity when available. This includes Critical and Important, and all others still fall into Optional if not already detected as Hidden. Minor code style formatting. Updated the README and Zabbix template xml to match additional MSRC severity.
As well as changes to some directory defaults to simplify repeated roll-outs. Also removed auto-deployment of script in the template xml.
Found a few missing references that are only used when hidden updates are found.
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Among some individualized fixes to my own environment (formatting, disabling auto-update, and removing auto-deploy), there are some useful fixes here for the inaccurate reporting of MSRC severity 'critical'. The old script only checked 'hidden' and 'available', and categorized everything else as 'optional'. This version checks the MSRC severity as expected, and adds the 'important' category to suit the new functionality.