Network Access monitoring
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Hi, I am using .Net Framework 1.1 Is it possible to watch a directory for any changes,like we have FileSystemWatcher for files. (or) Is it possible to raise an Event if a shared directory is being accessed in windows. Actually my problem is simple, I have an application in which i have to monitor network access.If a user in the network tries to access a folder in the network a message is sent to the server indicating that a user is trying to access the network.The server decides to allow or deny permission for the user to view the directory at random. note:I have a service running in the server and another in the client. Any Ideas .., Thanks un advance...
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Hi, I am using .Net Framework 1.1 Is it possible to watch a directory for any changes,like we have FileSystemWatcher for files. (or) Is it possible to raise an Event if a shared directory is being accessed in windows. Actually my problem is simple, I have an application in which i have to monitor network access.If a user in the network tries to access a folder in the network a message is sent to the server indicating that a user is trying to access the network.The server decides to allow or deny permission for the user to view the directory at random. note:I have a service running in the server and another in the client. Any Ideas .., Thanks un advance...
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sundar156 wrote:
Is it possible to watch a directory for any changes,like we have FileSystemWatcher for files.
You can use the FileSystemWachter for watching Directories (look in the documentation for "FileSystemWatcher class, about FileSystemWatcher class"). It should work, as I know, but I'm working with .Net 2.0 Regards, Ingo
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sundar156 wrote:
Is it possible to watch a directory for any changes,like we have FileSystemWatcher for files.
You can use the FileSystemWachter for watching Directories (look in the documentation for "FileSystemWatcher class, about FileSystemWatcher class"). It should work, as I know, but I'm working with .Net 2.0 Regards, Ingo
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thanks for the reply... But a FileSystemWatcher can only watch for created ,Renamed ,Changed,Deleted Events...(i Have to generate an event when a user clicks on the folder or file i.e before he opens a file) I should not allow the user to open the folder/File untill the Server(or an admin in the server machine) permits. Any help is appreciated....
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thanks for the reply... But a FileSystemWatcher can only watch for created ,Renamed ,Changed,Deleted Events...(i Have to generate an event when a user clicks on the folder or file i.e before he opens a file) I should not allow the user to open the folder/File untill the Server(or an admin in the server machine) permits. Any help is appreciated....
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sundar156 wrote:
But a FileSystemWatcher can only watch for created ,Renamed ,Changed,Deleted Events...(i Have to generate an event when a user clicks on the folder or file i.e before he opens a file) I should not allow the user to open the folder/File untill the Server(or an admin in the server machine) permits.
Ok, now I see your problem. Well thats difficult. It has something to do with the rights management and I think it can't be solved easily. I don't know a really good solution but I got an idea. You could just regret the user the access and allow your own application the access. A user has then to use this application to open a file/directory forbidden to him. Of course than it's possible to ask the admin. Sound silly? Perhaps, but I don't know another way, yet. I haven't done anything with file rights management yet. Sorry, Ingo
------------------------------ PROST Roleplaying Game War doesn't determine who's right. War determines who's left.