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How do Antiviruses such as AVG detect files accessed by specific programs such as explorer.exe?
How can this monitoring of which process accessing which files be done in VB.NET?
Yes, FileSystemWatcher springs to mind.
With further API calls, you could theoretically write your own AV tool and hook into all file access. But this probably only deasible with C/C++.
You could turn on File System Auditing and use VB.Net to parse the torrent of events in the Audit Event Log.
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I would like to automate running a custom batch file when a user logins to Windows 8? Is it possible?
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Yes, using the Task Scheduler. Here's a resource I found by Googling this (It also applies to Windows 8, though of course the interface is different): http://www.thewindowsclub.com/how-to-schedule-batch-file-run-automatically-windows-7
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I am considering upgrading my work computer to use windows 8 as the new file transferring feature seems very useful. Unfortunately after installing windows 8 on my home pc to test it out, the files are being transferred in separate dialogs as opposed to this image provided by microsoft.
As I am transferring files constantly a single transfer dialog would make things much less confusing. Does anyone know what settings to change to make file transfers appear in the same window?
To make file transfers appear in the same window you need to transfer files locally.
This is because a network connection can break out at anytime.
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Currently we can backup ubersvn server data by going to the web interface, log in, go to Administartor, Backup and follow the UI there.
My need is to do it via a command-line/batch command.
We have a blog on how to back up Subversion repositories here: http://blogs.wandisco.com/2012/03/20/how-to-backup-subversion-repositories/
However, that only backs up the Subversion data and not the uberSVN admin stuff (such as users and teams etc). Currently the only way to back this up is via the uberSVN interface.
If you have any further questions gimme a shout here: http://www.svnforum.org/forums/32-uberSVN-Help-and-Support
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is any site like tellme studio for vxml testing,
in tellme studio accepting user from USA, am in india, so guess not able to register, refer
other site for run the vxml program,
Did you try with "Bevocal" ?
Use this for sign-up.. http://cafe.bevocal.com/account/signup.jsp
I think you can run vxml program using this.
I think Voxeo also provides a free development platform.
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Windows has a Performance Counters infrastructure. The OS provides some common counters, and I can go add my own. What is the corresponding concept in Linux/Unix?
Take a look at:
OProfile
perfctr
perfmon2
There is also PAPI and PerfSuite.
Several applications exist which periodically check system performance.
iostat, vmstat, and netstat - Run these commands once to get a snapshot of activity.
sysstat - This runs periodically and maintains a history of statistics such as the above.
Munin - As sysstat, but with pretty web graphs.