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    Hi, Assuming I want to read the data that goes into a file w/o actually accessing the file on the disk. Could that be done if I know the name if the process which is writing the files and the file name ? Basically, I want to look for some keywords in the file but I want to catch them while they are written w/o the need to access the file the regular way and search it. Sounds strange , I know :) Shay

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      Hi, Assuming I want to read the data that goes into a file w/o actually accessing the file on the disk. Could that be done if I know the name if the process which is writing the files and the file name ? Basically, I want to look for some keywords in the file but I want to catch them while they are written w/o the need to access the file the regular way and search it. Sounds strange , I know :) Shay

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      Seems like it should be possible, but it is obviously not a trivial task. At a minimum, a device driver would need to be created.


      "The words of God are not like the oak leaf which dies and falls to the earth, but like the pine tree which stays green forever." - Native American Proverb

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        Seems like it should be possible, but it is obviously not a trivial task. At a minimum, a device driver would need to be created.


        "The words of God are not like the oak leaf which dies and falls to the earth, but like the pine tree which stays green forever." - Native American Proverb

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        Shay Harel
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        Thx, I figured out is would be something that "sniffed" the hardware buffers. Shay

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