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I am writing a virtual file system using dokan.lib.
This lib do not have unmountPoint function, it has unmountDrive.
Either I am looking for a dokan lib which will support unmountpoint call
or windows API which will remove this mounted point while leaving the app.
Best
I found the other version of lib, which has this API, but still its not doing my job.
Thinking of going to CBFS. Hope they have answers to my questions.
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There is a upload feature on the site. I want to check if the file is infected before it gets processed. Is there any way to achieve this using a gem or having some inhouse code for it?
You can try Clamby:
https://github.com/kobaltz/clamby
After setup you can use the Clamby.safe?(path) command to check files.
(I also use it to check uploaded files)
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As the title says. How is this best done?
I have done a lot of Googling but no luck
Using a version control system, like Git. You can create a free repository on Github.
Some getting started links:
How to use Git?
http://rogerdudler.github.io/git-guide/
Or natively in XCode: http://appcoda.com/git-source-control-in-xcode
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I don't know much about building DNS servers, but still.. Does Go have built-in packages to create DNS-server?
As the search on the language reference doesn't find something, I'd agree that there is no dns in the standard library (Search on golang reference).
Though I've already seen libraries on github.
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I'm looking for virtual file system for Windows like FUSE for Unix, Are there any suggestions for it?
I've looked at dokan , old port fifs and also Callback File System but price of CFS is very huge. Thanks.
After days of investigation I decided to try Callback File System in trial mode and will see ...
you can to use boxedapp in your case.
Thanks.
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Greasemonkey is a great addon but its main drawback is that its not possible to read/write files from hard disk. So, is there any other addon that can read/write files from hard disk??
Chickenfoot might well work for you, and it does do file IO.
Or if you feel particularly frisky, you could fork off of the Greasemonkey code and make a version that bypasses the file restrictions.