Hello everyone,

I would like to create a fsd which acts only on a given file. How do I
have there to be caught?

Thank you in advance of your assistance.

Antoine

Re: Make a fsd restricted to a directory by Anthony

Anthony
Thu Feb 09 04:35:56 CST 2006

Not sure I understand exactly what you mean. Do you try to specifically
handle the behaviour of 1 file in your RAM filesystem?
If so, you may have a look at the filesystem filters.

HTH

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"Antoine" <abelsoeur@everbee.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
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> Hello everyone,
>
> I would like to create a fsd which acts only on a given file. How do I
> have there to be caught?
>
> Thank you in advance of your assistance.
>
> Antoine



Re: Make a fsd restricted to a directory by Antoine

Antoine
Thu Feb 09 04:43:40 CST 2006

In fact, I want to create a fsd which make that, when I read and write a
file which is on the specified directory, the fsd apply cipher and
decipher treatment.

Antoine

Anthony Pellerin a écrit :
> Not sure I understand exactly what you mean. Do you try to specifically
> handle the behaviour of 1 file in your RAM filesystem?
> If so, you may have a look at the filesystem filters.
>
> HTH
>

Re: Make a fsd restricted to a directory by Henrik

Henrik
Thu Feb 09 05:00:25 CST 2006

You don't implement a fsd for such things. You implement a file system
filter and hook it into the file system. See PB help on file system
filters.

Henrik Viklund


Re: Make a fsd restricted to a directory by Anthony

Anthony
Thu Feb 09 05:19:09 CST 2006

Sorry, I've said something wrong.
Filesystem filters allow you to hook any call on any block device (external
filesystems) but not on files from the RAM filesystem, so you should be
carefull with that.

HTH

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"Antoine" <abelsoeur@everbee.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
dsf6cj$11s5$1@biggoron.nerim.net...
> In fact, I want to create a fsd which make that, when I read and write a
> file which is on the specified directory, the fsd apply cipher and
> decipher treatment.
>
> Antoine
>
> Anthony Pellerin a écrit :
>> Not sure I understand exactly what you mean. Do you try to specifically
>> handle the behaviour of 1 file in your RAM filesystem?
>> If so, you may have a look at the filesystem filters.
>>
>> HTH
>>