Trace any copy of files in window xp ?
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Hay I don't know if it's possible or not ... can I get any file that the user copy it on the hard disk .. thanks
jooooo
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Hay I don't know if it's possible or not ... can I get any file that the user copy it on the hard disk .. thanks
jooooo
Theoretically yes, put a watch on every directory. There may be an OS call to copy a file you may be able to monitor. No that does not make sense, too many apps can access the file system!
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
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Hay I don't know if it's possible or not ... can I get any file that the user copy it on the hard disk .. thanks
jooooo
Hey kindman_nb, check the
FileSystemWatcherclass. You can set this to start watching at the root of your file system to get each and every file. However, it does not tell you explicitly which files were copied, only which files were created, updated, renamed or deleted. So in order to check for copied files you would have to keep a reference of files created and files removed. If you have the same file removed and created elsewhere in a short period of time, it's probably going to have been copied. Of course this only works if the file is being copied with the same name. Let me know if this applies to your case. If not try to provide some more details. Cheers, Marcelo-- Marcelo Emmerich Software Development - Computer Graphics - Mobile Computing http://bytethings.blogspot.com
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Hey kindman_nb, check the
FileSystemWatcherclass. You can set this to start watching at the root of your file system to get each and every file. However, it does not tell you explicitly which files were copied, only which files were created, updated, renamed or deleted. So in order to check for copied files you would have to keep a reference of files created and files removed. If you have the same file removed and created elsewhere in a short period of time, it's probably going to have been copied. Of course this only works if the file is being copied with the same name. Let me know if this applies to your case. If not try to provide some more details. Cheers, Marcelo-- Marcelo Emmerich Software Development - Computer Graphics - Mobile Computing http://bytethings.blogspot.com
thanks Marcelo .. it's ok now
jooooo
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Theoretically yes, put a watch on every directory. There may be an OS call to copy a file you may be able to monitor. No that does not make sense, too many apps can access the file system!
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
thanks my friend for your attention
jooooo