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Thanks for the advice. I just get so many junk mail from working on news groups, that I try to keep news groups to the minimum...<br />
But I will give it a try!<br />

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Thanks for the advice. I just get so many junk mail from working on news groups, that I try to keep news groups to the minimum...
But I will give it a try!


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I have had junkmail also from other groups. &nbsp;Novell DevSup groups are not distributed through usenet (available only from Novell's server), and only moderately trafficked, so I think it's pretty safe. I've seen no spam there so far, anyway. Besides, a lot of people post with a modified sender address so a spammer's &quot;harvesting&quot; program has a difficult time cleaning it up, but a person can figure it out easily.<br />

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I have had junkmail also from other groups.  Novell DevSup groups are not distributed through usenet (available only from Novell's server), and only moderately trafficked, so I think it's pretty safe. I've seen no spam there so far, anyway. Besides, a lot of people post with a modified sender address so a spammer's "harvesting" program has a difficult time cleaning it up, but a person can figure it out easily.


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Loading the fshook.nlm sample file that comes with the Novell SDK, I can sometimes execute a file once, but then the openFileCallBackFunc() or closeFileCallBackFunc() will<br />
execute more than once for the same connection at the same time. Why? The same happens when catching other events like logins. Closing the file, a file handle is returned with which one can use FEGetOpenFileInfo (). This gives a Status Flag. The status flag differs for each time the closeFileCallBackFunc executes for the same file being closed. <br />
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Any help on how to catch an opened file or closed file only one will be very much appreciated.<br />
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Thanks.<br />

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Loading the fshook.nlm sample file that comes with the Novell SDK, I can sometimes execute a file once, but then the openFileCallBackFunc() or closeFileCallBackFunc() will
execute more than once for the same connection at the same time. Why? The same happens when catching other events like logins. Closing the file, a file handle is returned with which one can use FEGetOpenFileInfo (). This gives a Status Flag. The status flag differs for each time the closeFileCallBackFunc executes for the same file being closed. 

Any help on how to catch an opened file or closed file only one will be very much appreciated.

Thanks.


NWAddFSMonitorHook(...) question

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