File Properties Question

Hi, I have some .mht files stored in a KM folder. When I review the properties of this file it shows the "Target Url" as having an http://<%hostname%> location. I am logged on as HTTPS. Does this cause any problems? Is the "Target URL" correct even though I'm logged on as HTTPS?
Thanks,
Ken Murray

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File properties: mysterious dates for created, modified and last opened

I've seen this ever since I started using my Mac - I am a relatively new Mac user (a year or more vs. well, decades on Win/PC).
Finder: click on a file and it will show its properties. It will have a "More info" button.
The dates displayed between the 2 above are different.
1) In the "immediate" display it would say something like:
Last opened: Today at 10PM
- this wrong day, "correct" time
- considering that it will display this at say 7AM "today"...well, it's a "future" date/time
2) If you click the More info button, the "truth" comes out
Last opened: Yesterday at 10PM (accurate)
Never really cared, but thought I'd ask here. At some point, if I start some development on the Mac, and filesystems, file properties are involved, this will obviously be an issue. I don't even know if this affects file searching based on these properties - again, new user, using Mac for very specific purpose, but usage is definitely on the rise, so I'd like to get some direction on very basic OS behavior like this fully understood.
Thanks and happy new year to all!

EdSF wrote:
Thanks VK. I'm the only user.
Can you please clarify on what user accounts have to do with this behavior?
I've seen many times when corrupt date settings in the global user preference file cause wrong modified dates to be displayed in finder. in that case if you make a different user they will be displayed correctly. the file in question is ~/library/preferences/.GlobalPreferences.plist.
It's ok to be technical in your response....if it goes over my head, I'll be frank and ask for clarification....
- Is it a user-defined preference/setting?
- It's almost like a busted UTC/time zone routine (somehow "TODAY" is UTC, but the time value doesn't match) re: 10PM last night on PT is/was "today" in UTC....

SSIS 2012 Script Task to Get File Properties

Hello,
I researched on how to grab a file properties such as file size, file modified date, etc and I came across the following
link:
I followed exact steps and when I went to execute the package, I got the following error:
Below is the code:
// C# code
// Fill SSIS variables with file properties
using System;
using System.Data;
using System.IO; // Added to get file properties
using System.Security.Principal; // Added to get file owner
using System.Security.AccessControl; // Added to get file owner
using Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime;
using System.Windows.Forms;
namespace ST_cb8dd466d98149fcb2e3852ead6b6a09.csproj
[System.AddIn.AddIn("ScriptMain", Version = "1.0", Publisher = "", Description = "")]
public partial class ScriptMain : Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Tasks.ScriptTask.VSTARTScriptObjectModelBase
#region VSTA generated code
enum ScriptResults
Success = Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime.DTSExecResult.Success,
Failure = Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime.DTSExecResult.Failure
#endregion
public void Main()
// Lock SSIS variables
Dts.VariableDispenser.LockForRead("User::FilePath");
Dts.VariableDispenser.LockForWrite("User::FileAttributes");
Dts.VariableDispenser.LockForWrite("User::FileCreationDate");
Dts.VariableDispenser.LockForWrite("User::FileExists");
Dts.VariableDispenser.LockForWrite("User::FileInUse");
Dts.VariableDispenser.LockForWrite("User::FileIsReadOnly");
Dts.VariableDispenser.LockForWrite("User::FileLastAccessedDate");
Dts.VariableDispenser.LockForWrite("User::FileLastModifiedDate");
Dts.VariableDispenser.LockForWrite("User::FileOwner");
Dts.VariableDispenser.LockForWrite("User::FileSize");
// Create a variables 'container' to store variables
Variables vars = null;
// Add variables from the VariableDispenser to the variables 'container'
Dts.VariableDispenser.GetVariables(ref vars);
// Variable for file information
FileInfo fileInfo;
// Fill fileInfo variable with file information
fileInfo = new FileInfo(vars["User::FilePath"].Value.ToString());
// Check if file exists
vars["User::FileExists"].Value = fileInfo.Exists;
// Get the rest of the file properties if the file exists
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// Get file creation date
vars["User::FileCreationDate"].Value = fileInfo.CreationTime;
// Get last modified date
vars["User::FileLastModifiedDate"].Value = fileInfo.LastWriteTime;
// Get last accessed date
vars["User::FileLastAccessedDate"].Value = fileInfo.LastAccessTime;
// Get size of the file in bytes
vars["User::FileSize"].Value = fileInfo.Length;
// Get file attributes
vars["User::FileAttributes"].Value = fileInfo.Attributes.ToString();
vars["User::FileIsReadOnly"].Value = fileInfo.IsReadOnly;
// Check if the file isn't locked by an other process
try
// Try to open the file. If it succeeds, set variable to false and close stream
FileStream fs = new FileStream(vars["User::FilePath"].Value.ToString(), FileMode.Open);
vars["User::FileInUse"].Value = false;
fs.Close();
catch (Exception ex)
// If opening fails, it's probably locked by an other process
vars["User::FileInUse"].Value = true;
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Dts.Events.FireWarning(0, "Get File Properties", ex.Message, string.Empty, 0);
// Get the Windows domain user name of the file owner
FileSecurity fileSecurity = fileInfo.GetAccessControl();
IdentityReference identityReference = fileSecurity.GetOwner(typeof(NTAccount));
vars["User::FileOwner"].Value = identityReference.Value;
// Release the locks
vars.Unlock();
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Eventually I am looking to just grab the Modified Date from the Windows Explorer folder and insert into table. Any suggestions? Thank you in advance!
Sanjeev
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Hi SSISJoost,
I am so glad you responded to this thread. You are absolutely right. I copied the entire code including the project name (guid) and that solved the error problem.
Now, what did you do to get the message box? I added the watch and I could see the values but how do I get these values in a table? If I remember correctly, in your blog, you mentioned something about using derived columns. I am familiar with Derived Columns
but how do I do that? I appreciate your response.
Thank you.
Sanjeev
Sanjeev Jha
I used a second script task to show all variable values. It has a
MessageBox in it and between all
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newline to make it more readable...
But with an Execute SQL Task and parameters you can also put these values in a Table... or you can read the file in a Data Flow Task and add those variables (as metadata) to each record with a Derived Column
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Windows File Properties vs. Content Services Properties

Hi.
On behalf of a customer I am evaluating Windows file properties vs. CS file properties.
Client Environment: Windows XP SP2, O-Drive.
Rightclick a File stored on O (O-Drive, Content Services).
a Props. Dialog shows up, the first tab is General*. It shows several file
properties among others the following:
- Last Access Date: This always shows Wed. 1 Jan 1986 00:00:00
Does this correspond to any content services file property? If so, why
is it always 1-jan-1986 00:00.00 and does not change? Is it a bug?
- Checkboxes Write protected* / Archive* / Hidden*
Do these correspond to any cs file property? Do these have any effect?
(I tried write protected, but it did not work as expected, I was able
to overwrite the file) Bug or Feature?
If these checkboxes do not work, could these be disabled through O-Drive,
otherwise users might get confused...
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* (I don't know the exact english labels as I am working on a german client... so
I translated the german labels - sorry)

Hi. Sure, here's some collateral information:
We are evaluating Content Services for several customer projects.
During a presentation I held 2 weeks ago a customer asked exactly
those questions and I had to admit I could not answer.
So I retried on our test instance and checked the docu and still
could not get a clue how windows attributes and cs attributes correspond.
Then I asked MJS during last weeks workshop he did not know exactly either.
Hence I am asking on the forum.
Regards, Tom
(PS. If you require further background information you may contact me via email
or ask E. Neuwirth on Tom Gansor / OPITZ Consulting).

Editing metadata in the file properties window

Hi,
I’m using Win XP SP3 on a “normal” Desktop-PC. Since my problem is not connected to hardware I think that description is enough but I do not know which software information is required. So you may ask. Important is maybe that I am running Adobe Acrobat and Reader simultaneously on the same machine.
The problem: I always changed and edited some of the metadata of my PDF files by bringing up the file properties window of the PDF (right click - properties). Next to the “General”-Tab is the “PDF”-Tab. You can see the title, author, topic, dates and PDF-Version of the document. The first four fields where always editable textboxes. I get used to put in some comments and other important information because I didn’t want to use any tool. Now the complete window is locked. Is this because of the new 9.3.3 Reader update? I updated so many times and never anything like this happened. How can I turn back to the old behavior?
I do not want to edit those information in Acrobat by choosing File and then propertis because it takes much more time because i have to open the file (if it is one its fine) but if there are more where the same info shall be in I'd like to use the built in function of the properties sheet in windows.
With kind regards
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Editing metadata in the file properties

Hi,
I’m using Win XP SP3 on a “normal” Desktop-PC. Since my problem is not connected to hardware I think that description is enough but I do not know which software information is required. So you may ask.
The problem: I always changed and edited some of the metadata of my PDF files by bringing up the file properties window of the PDF (right click - properties). Next to the “General”-Tab is the “PDF”-Tab. You can see the title, author, topic, dates and PDF-Version of the document. The first four fields where always editable textboxes. I get used to put in some comments and other important information because I didn’t want to use any tool. Now the complete window is locked. So my question is why did this happen? Shall this be a Feature of the new 9.3.3 update? If yes I just can say it isn’t. And my question would then be: How I can turn back to the old behavior?
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Thanks,
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Kind regards,
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Windows 7, file properties - Is "date accessed" ALWAYS 100% accurate?

Hello,
Here's the situation: I went on vacation for a couple of weeks, but before I left, I took the harddrive out of my computer and hid it in a different location. Upon coming back on Monday (January 10, 2011) and putting the harddrive back in my computer, I
right-clicked on different files to see their properties. Interestingly enough, several files had been accessed during the time I was gone! I right-clicked different files in various locations on the harddrive, and all of these suspect files had been accessed
within a certain time range (Sunday, ‎January ‎09, ‎2011, approximately ‏‎between 6:52:16 PM - 9:06:05 PM). Some of them had been accessed at the exact same time--down to the very second. This makes me think that someone must have done
a search on my harddrive for certain types of files and then copied all those files to some other medium. The Windows 7 installation on this harddrive is password protected, but NOT encrypted, so they could have easily put the harddrive into an enclosure/toaster
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Of course I did not right-click every single file on my computer, but did so in different folders. For instance, one of the folders I went through has different types of files: .mp3, ,prproj, .3gp, .mpg, .wmv, .xmp, .txt with file-sizes ranging from 2 KB
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times were spot on correct.
My first thought was that someone put the harddrive into an enclosure/toaster and viewed the files; but then I realized that this was impossible because several of the files had been accessed at the same exact time down to the second. So this made me think
that the only other way the "date accessed" could have changed would have been if someone copied the files.
Is there any chance at all whatsoever that this is some kind of Windows glitch or something, or is it a fact that someone was indeed accessing my files (and if someone was accessing my files, am I right about the files in question having been copied)? Is
there any other possibility for what could have happened?
Do I need to use any kinds of forensics tools to further investigate this matter (and if so, which tools), or is there any other way in which I can be certain of what took place in that timeframe the day before I got back? Or is what I see with Windows 7
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Thanks in advance, and please let me know if any other details are required on my part.
P.S. The harddrive is NTFS.

Never mind. Someone else already answered this for me:
"I use last accessed-created date time stamps all the time when troubleshooting-investigating software installs, its been very accurate in my uses of it in NTFS file systems.
Since some of the dates are while you were gone, I assume it was several days to a week, I would say someone did access those files.
These timestamps along with other data are used by computer forensics teams to reconstruct what a user did on a computer.
Experienced Hackers use software to alter these time stamps to cover their tracks when breaking into computer systems."
http://superuser.com/questions/232143/windows-7-file-properties-is-date-accessed-always-100-accurate/232320#232320
Additionally, I just now found out what happened. Someone else found the harddrive and thought it was theirs (since it was identical to one they had been missing), so they put it in their computer and scanned it with an anti-virus software. They realized it
wasn't theirs and then put it back in the place I had hidden it.
In my original question, I stated a possible theory that someone may have copied the files, but I later realized that copying in itself doesn't affect the "date accessed" of the original/source file, but rather only the "date accessed" of
the copy.
Thanks to all those that may have read my question.

Read sequence file properties from the test sequence

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I use the old version of TestStand 2.1. I have the option of version sequence (Sequence File Properties) that incrimante each backup. I wanted to know if I can get in the sequence, a variable that indicates the version of the current program.
Thank you in advance
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If I understood your question correctly, either use ActiveX steps to access the PropertyObjectFile.Version property or use the hidden property: RunState.SequenceFile.Data.Version. Hidden properties are subject to change in future versions of TestStand though, so it's more future proof to use the API. This particular property has however never changed so far.
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Is it possible through labview to set and read window¿s based file properties?

Any file in XP operating system has file properties associated with it, such as, size, location, when the file was created, modified and last accessed. I know that Labview has the ability to access the size and modified property. Other file types such as image format types jpg, bmp and tif have additional associated properties such as: title, subject, author, and comments. Is it possible through labview to read and set these properties programmatically?

Hpopenoe wrote:
> Any file in XP operating system has file properties associated with
> it, such as, size, location, when the file was created, modified and
> last accessed. I know that Labview has the ability to access the size
> and modified property. Other file types such as image format types
> jpg, bmp and tif have additional associated properties such as: title,
> subject, author, and comments. Is it possible through labview to read
> and set these properties programmatically?
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Note however that the properties you mention are not generic Windows
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from the file.
I'm not sure those file type handlers are actually available for other
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available they are certainly not part of the standard Win32 API but most
probably part of the Windows shell component and I would guess not just
through normal API function calls, but through the shell namespace
enumeration, which is built on COM interfaces, something you only can
call from standard programming languages, most of them are done in C++
(and if you are a little more persistant in standard C).
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Disable "Allow files on this drive to have contents indexed in addition to file properties" for Mointpoints

Hey Guys,
I wandt to optimize all our SQL Servers and so I want to disable the "Allow files on this drive to have contents indexed in addition to file properties" option in the Volume Properties.
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The indexer will not index SQLServer files unless you have altered its behavior so, mostly, what you are doing is unnecessary.
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Use of DSC with SQLServer should also be worked out with the SQLServer forum MVPs and others there.
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