Hi Nick. Well, I guess that is not impossible but almost impossible. The way
to do it would be implementing a new application wrapper over the basis of
the File Access and extending it with the content checker. There is another
challenge regarding the file itself: What kind of file do you want to parse?
If the file is a text one, that would be easy, but if the file is a let´s
say pdf, you will need also to include the intelligence to open and read the
contents to search for the string.
Sorry for the bad news
// Raúl
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"J" <nickpoucher@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi Raúl. Thanks for your response. If I have understood it correctly,
your answer allows file access to be blocked if a filename contains a
given string. However, I require the actual contents of the file to be
checked for the given string. Is this possible? Thanks.
On Aug 8, 8:04 pm, "El niño santo de Emaus" <rmo...@kabel.es> wrote:
> Hi Nick. I think there is a straightforward way to do it that is using the
> URL Set. The File Access is a web application so can you include a rule in
> the ruleset excluding that pattern.
>
> Hope it helps
>
> // Raúl
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> > Hi. I was wondering if it was possible to implement some sort of
> > content checker on the IAG File Access application. In particular I
> > would like to set apolicy that restricts the client from downloading a
> > file which contains a certain string. Is this possible and if so how
> > would I go about doing it? Thanks in advance for any help.
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