Re: Similar to "FILEMON" - How to?

Use an appropriate newsgroup. This group has to do with win32 and
filesystems are not part of that subsystem.

"sp" <kofa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:eiZwfdWhHHA.1312@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Get the WDK, look at the FileSpy mini-filter this includes the source for
a filemon like tool. Now, be aware that:

1. The system does a lot of opens, so if you do this for all files,
expect things to be very slow and painful

but antivirus software works in this way I think...

2. Filenames are not a good security model if you are thinking that
way.

Why not?


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