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Subject: RE: Search binary file before adding to repository
Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2007 07:15:43 -0400
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From: "Amir Mistric" <amistric@nemours.org>
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How about creating a "queue" workspace to which you will add a file no =
matter what.
You can then search the files in that workspace and delete them if they =
don't meet your needs or move them into "production" workspace if they =
do...

This is not perhaps what you want (searching in memory) but it could =
work.


Thanks
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Amir
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> From: bilobag [mailto:bilobag@hotmail.com]=20
> Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2007 4:29 PM
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> Subject: Re: Search binary file before adding to repository
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> Well the problem is that I am not allowed to add this file to=20
> the repository for security reasons if it has one of the=20
> specified words.  So I need a way to search the file in=20
> memory....then prevent the file from being added to the=20
> repository if it has one of the specified words.  Any ideas?
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> Anton Gavazuk wrote:
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> > I suggest If you know the set of certain keywords before=20
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> > keywords on the file and put it (marker) in property of=20
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> > 2007/8/15, bilobag <bilobag@hotmail.com>:
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> >> Hi everyone, does anyone know of a way that I can search a binary=20
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> I need to=20
> >> check to make sure a file does not have certain keywords=20
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> >> add the file.  I think I can use Lucene, but I'm not sure the best=20
> >> way to do it.  Ideally i'd like to search the file using the text=20
> >> extractors that I already have configured in my search index.  Any=20
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