Hello Neal,
Thanks for the advise
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Roman Kudinov
Thursday, August 5, 2004, 7:45:23 PM, you wrote:
NC> Blocking them is the correct thing to do but I would recommend that you
NC> insert the IRPS into a cancel safe queue and then return STATUS_PENDING.
NC> When you have finished copying the file you can then complete the IRPS
NC> by calling IoCompleteRequest().
NC> Neal Christiansen
NC> Microsoft File System Filter Group Lead
NC> This posting is provided “AS IS” with no warranties, and confers no
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NC> Subject: Re[4]: [ntfsd] Fast I/O &. IRP_MJ_xxx
NC> Hello Neal,
NC> I was going to block them with events in the filter’s dispatch
NC> routine. I.e. notify my user-space application to copy the file and
NC> wait for event. After the file is copied the user-space application
NC> sets the event.
NC> I decided to do so because I don’t want the request to be completed by
NC> FSD before I backup the file.