FilterManager and fake file objects

Does FilterManager detect/handles/hide “fake file objects” (FileObjects
allocated on thread’s stack)?
In other words: Do we, (writers of MiniFilters) still have to pay attention
for presence of “fake file objects” in MiniFilter callbacks (avoiding CACHED
IO operations with them.)?
WBR Primoz

Filter Manager does not detect and hide operations/callbacks for stacked
fileobjects. Its the filter drivers job to detect and avoid any cached IO
operations on them. We are working on trying to completely eliminate these
stacked file objects in the next version of Windows, work is still in
progress.

Thanks
Ravinder

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“Primoz Beltram” wrote in message
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> Does FilterManager detect/handles/hide “fake file objects” (FileObjects
> allocated on thread’s stack)?
> In other words: Do we, (writers of MiniFilters) still have to pay
attention
> for presence of “fake file objects” in MiniFilter callbacks (avoiding
CACHED
> IO operations with them.)?
> WBR Primoz
>