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Oct 16th, 2010, 01:35 PM
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File Vault...
I want to add a file fault system to my application that allows the user to select a file and then this file is stored within the vault. The only thing is that I need these files to completely secure e.g. the files can not be deleted, renamed or modified by anyone outside of my application. The reason for this is that I have have to be 100% positive that these files have not been tampered with as these will be used to provide audit and legal uses.
I therefore am unable to use standard security accounts within Windows as obviously people can create accounts and modify folder properties.
I am unable to save these files into a database as some of the files maybe as large as 500 Meg. I was therefore need another method to do this, would a private virtual drive be a solution. Howver I know nothing about this and if this file can be password protected?
I know there is a lot of file and folder locking software would there but obviously I need to include this into my app and also I do not know how this software works.
Any advise would be really appreshiated.
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Oct 16th, 2010, 06:47 PM
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Re: File Vault...
I don't think you can do anything with .net . If i am the admin then i can delete your file.Simple.
I have never used locking software so i cannot help you.My advice is to take backup of the vault every day.
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Oct 16th, 2010, 07:45 PM
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Re: File Vault...
You could always open a stream to those files and not close it, until you want to release them from the 'vault'.
vb Code:
'"Lock the file Dim sw as new io.streamwriter(file) '"Unlock the file sw.Close()
Not sure if thats a good idea or a very bad one, just the first thing that came me to my mind.
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Oct 16th, 2010, 08:45 PM
#4
Re: File Vault...
Well the fact is that the files can get deleted once saved.
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