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Use the ExemptDomainFileTypePairsFromFileTypeDownloadWarnings policy to create a dictionary of file type extensions with a corresponding list of domains that are exempted from file type extension-based download warnings.
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Use ExemptDomainFileTypePairsFromFileTypeDownloadWarnings and DownloadRestrictions only when the download restriction is set to 4. If DownloadRestrictions is set to 1, 2, or 3, DownloadRestrictions takes precedence, and files deemed as dangerous are blocked.
To force the browser to download a file it would otherwise be capable of rendering (such as HTML or text files), you need the server to set the file's MIME Type to a nonsensical value, such as application/x-please-download-me or alternatively application/octet-stream, which is used for arbitrary binary data.
In conjunction with jQuery UI a developer can easily show a modal telling the user that a file download is occurring, disband the modal after the download starts or even inform the user in a friendly manner that an error has occurred. See the Demo for an example of this.
I'm surprised not a lot of people know about the download attribute for a elements. Please help spread the word about it! You can have a hidden html link, and fake a click on it. If the html link has the download attribute it downloads the file, not views it, no matter what. Here's the code. It will download a cat picture if it can find it.
You can simply make use of the Download attribute in HTML. Using good ol' Javascript, you can use this feature to download the file directly. The download attribute of the anchor tag should point to the link where the file to be downloaded is hosted.
Most Complete and Working (Tested) Code for Downloading Data For FireFox, Chrome and IE Code is Following. Assume that Data is in texarea field, that has id='textarea_area' and filename is name of file where data will be downloaded.
With the above header, the server will tell the browser that the response is a file and it should be downloaded and saved with given name, otherwise the browser may save the file as something like "attachments (1).zip"
Finally, Dr. Nicole Beebe from The University of Texas at San Antonio posted samples of more than 32 file types at the Digital Corpora, which I used for verification and additional signatures. These files were used to develop the Sceadan File Type Classifier. The file samples can be downloaded from the Digital Corpora website.
Portable mode is supported on the ZIP download for Windows, and the TAR.GZ download for Linux, as well as the regular Application download for macOS. See the Download page to find the correct .zip / .tar.gz file for your platform.
When using Google Vault to gather Gmail data, download the [EXPORT_NAME].zip, [EXPORT_NAME]-metadata.csv, and [EXPORT_NAME]-metadata.xml files. For Google Drive data, download the [EXPORT_NAME].zip and [EXPORT_NAME]-metadata.xml files. When collecting data manually from Google Vault, you must export Gmail data in MBOX format. Relativity does not sync additional metadata if exported as a .pst file.
Due to improper operation or incomplete uploading, downloading via network or email, files can be easily turned into zero bytes. The best way to resolve this issue is to resend or redownload the files:
If you want to install Office 2010 SP2, you should continue to download Service Pack 2 (SP2) for Microsoft Office 2010 32/64-Bit Edition from Microsoft and then run the pack file to install the update.
The stand-alone Windows executable does not require Perl. Justdownload and un-zip the archive then double-click on"exiftool(-k).exe" to read the application documentation,drag-and-drop files and folders to view meta information, or rename to"exiftool.exe" for command-line use. Runs on all versionsof Windows.
The exiftool application provides aconvenient command-line interface for theImage::ExifTool Perl package (both included in thefull distribution). Once you have downloaded and extracted the distribution, youcan immediately run exiftool (without building or installing) by typing"DIR/exiftool FILE" (or"perl DIR/exiftool FILE" in Windows), whereDIR is the exiftool directory and FILEis the name of an image file, including directory name. Read theinstallation instructions or the README file includedin the full distribution for help installing ExifTool.
When the provisioning is complete, the wizard generates a .csv file with alist of new accounts. This includes the passwords that are generated. Youshould download this file for future reference. Choose a secure locationto store the file as it can contain password information for the useraccounts you provisioned.
The Zimbra Connector for Microsoft Outlook (ZCO) msi file is available fromthe Zimbra Utilities Downloads page on the Administration Console. When anewer version of ZCO is released before a new version of Zimbra, you canupload the newer ZCO msi file to the Zimbra server from the AdministrationConsole. The file is uploaded to the/opt/zimbra/jetty/webapps/zimbra/downloads folder.
Disclaimer: This information is provided subject to the license agreement accompanying theproducts described and to the terms of use of this web site, anddoes not constitute an additional warranty. dtSearch makes no warranty of any kind with regard to this information.dtSearch 2022.02 (Build 8775) Released December 1, 2022dtSearch Desktop/NetworkAdded built-in stemming rules and noise word lists for over 25 European languages.
Added option in Search dialog box to select language to use for stemming.
Added option in Options > Preferences > Letters and Words to select language to use for noise words.
Added option in Options > Preferences > Indexing Resources to control number of threads usedfor multi-threaded indexing
dtSearch EngineWebDemo sample ASP.NET Core application updated to require .NET Core 6 and current versions of Bootstrap and JQuery
Stemming rules and noise word lists for over 25 European languages are included in the dtSearch Data folder.
Fixes/Minor EnhancementsFixed bug in beta/preview multithreaded indexer that could cause a corrupt index to be generated if the underscore character is changed to a word break character in the alphabet settings.
Fixed dtSearch Desktop search dialog box bug causing search dialog box to close when a search finds no documents.
Fixed dtSearch Desktop search dialog box bug causing "More search options" dialog box to clear all criteria from previous search between searches.
Fixed dtSearch Desktop search results display causing modification times to incorrectly reflect daylight savings times (earlier or later by one hour)
Improved View > Document Information display, shown as a dockable sidebar instead of a pop-up and with better formatting of information.
File parser bug fixes affecting: DOCX, WordStar, PDF
Exceptions thrown from .NET 4.x DataSource API DocStream objects previously would fail the associated I/O operation after a retry; now any detected exceptions will immediately fail the document and report it through IIndexStatusHandler and WasDocError.
Other bug fixes
dtSearch 2022.01 (Build 8749) Released May 17, 2022This version updates the zlib compression/decompression library code in dtSearch to the new zlib version 1.2.12 to remedy a reported memory corruption vulnerability in the zlib library.For more information see nvd.nist.gov.The zlib update affects the Windows, Linux and macOS versions of dtSearch products.Zlib is a library of code that is used very widely in software products to implement ZIP-compatible compression and decompression.For more information about zlib, please see zlib.net.dtSearch uses zlib for decompression of zip-compressed data in ZIP files and other formats such as PDF and Office that use zlib-compatible compression. dtSearch also uses zlib to compress documents and internally-generated data when caching text and documents in an index and when indexing PDF files.Because the zlib vulnerability could affectdtSearch products if used to index maliciously-created content, this update is recommended for all users.
dtSearch 2022.01 (Build 8748) Released May 2, 2022 Fixes and minor enhancementsAdded new command-line options for dtSearch Desktop to simplify network deployment and suppress startup prompts:/agreetolicense (agree to license agreement), /dirstd (use standard data folder), /sn (specify serial number), and /noupd (suppress update checking).
Fixed index creation failure when targeting a Samba network share due to delayed lock release.
Reduced memory use when processing very large Excel pivot tables.
File parser bug fixes affecting: PST, MSG, PDF, MP4
Other bug fixes
dtSearch 2021.02 (Build 8733) Released December 31, 2021Fixed: Clicking "Add Folder" in the 64-bit dtSearch Indexer closed the indexer on some machines.Based on analysis in the linked articles below, this appears to have been due to an interaction between a Windows 11 bug in shell32.dll and the Intel TBB memory manager,which the 64-bit dtSearch Indexer used. The error occurred consistently on Windows 11 machines with OneDrive configured to back up the Desktop folder, although other cases may exist as well. This issue may affect any Windows application that uses the Intel TBBmemory manager (tbbmalloc.dll) or similar replacement allocator such as Microsoft's mimalloc.dll. Technical details on the issue are here (github.com - Intel TBB project) and here (github.com - Microsoft mimalloc project)
Fixed: Indexing error affecting the multithreaded indexing preview feature causing index updates to fail with a "203" error code.
dtSearch 2021.02 (Build 8730) Released December 6, 2021All Products Multithreaded Indexing PreviewAdded support for building indexes using multiple threads, greatly improving indexing speed on 64-bit Windows systems with multiple cores. At least 16 Gb of memory is required.In dtSearch Desktop/Network, click Options > Preferences > Indexing Resources to enable this option. For information on using multithreaded indexing in the API, please see Multithreaded Operations.This is a preview feature and should not be used for production work until released.
Added support for the Hancom Office HWPX file format
Windows 11, Windows Server 2022, and .NET 6 added as supported platform/environments.
dtSearch Desktop/NetworkIndex GroupsIndex groups provide a way to organize your indexes in the Search dialog box to make very large numbers of indexes easier to manage. To enable this option, click Options > Preferences > Search Options, and check the box to "Show indexes by group". When groups are enabled, if an index name contains a colon, then the part before the colon is considered to be the group. For example, if an index is named "Business: Records", then the group is "Business". In the Search dialog box, "Records" would appear under a collapsible "Business" group heading.
"Find indexes"The new "find indexes" control in the Search dialog box lets you filter the list ofindexes by name and quickly select indexes to search using the keyboard.To enable it, click Options > Preferences > Search Options, and check the box to "Show index finder". To use "find indexes", in the Search dialog box press Ctrl+F and type any part of an index name. As you typethe index list will update to only show matching index names. You can also use the * and ? wildcard characters to find indexes using wildcard matches.Press Ctrl+Q to quickly check only the first listed index and return to the search request box, or press ENTER to just return to the search request box.
Better handling of font scaling on systems with multiple monitors.
Added sort direction arrows to the search results column headers.
Added Ctrl+Q hotkey for checking/unchecking checkboxes to select items in search results.
Added support for using 64-bit Adobe Acrobat/Adobe Reader to display PDF files. The 64-bit dtSearch PDF Search Highlighter plug-in is also needed for hit-highlighting to work.
The dtSearch Desktop/Network search shortcut now launches the dtSearch Desktop/Network version that corresponds to the Adobe Reader/Acrobat version installed, so if you have the 64-bit versionof Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Reader, the shortcut will automatically launch the 64-bit version of dtSearch Desktop/Network.
Added option in Options > Preferences > Indexing resources to "Store a copy of indexed Outlook items in the index". Checking this option eliminates the need to runthe 32-bit version of dtSearch Desktop/Network if you are using the 32-bit version of Outlook and the 64-bit version of dtSearch Desktop/Network if you are using the 64-bit version of Outlook,because dtSearch can display retrieved Outlook items by extracting them from the index.
dtSearch EngineAdded M1 support to the macOS version of the dtSearch Engine.
Added streaming interface to Java DataSource API to allow data source documents to be returned as objects.
Fixes and minor enhancementsFixed bug causing "Search within these results" in dtSearch Desktop/Network to return an incorrect error message when searching just-created indexes.
Fixed bug causing indexing crash due to low-level I/O error.
File parser bug fixes affecting: XLSX, DOCX, PDF
Other bug fixes
dtSearch 2021.01 (Build 8712) Released June 23, 2021 All Products Beginning with this version, the minimum supported Windows version for dtSearch Desktopis Windows 7, and the minimum supported Windows version for the dtSearch Engine is Windows Vista.
dtSearch version numbers will now be based on the year released and an ordinal, so this version is 2021.01. This numbering change does not reflect any change in compatibility or index format. For developers using the API, the internal major version number returned by the API will remain "7". The minor version number will use two digits for the year and two digits for the ordinal, so the third version released in 2021 would have minor version number 2103.
Fixes and minor enhancementsAdded support for extracting macro text from vbaProject.bin files
File parser bug fixes affecting: PDF, DOCX
Updated WebDemo sample .NET Core application for .NET Core 3.1/5.0
Fixed bug affecting mailto: links extracted using API with the dtsoFfHtmlShowLinks flag
Other bug fixes
dtSearch 7.97 (Build 8684) October 14, 2020dtSearch DesktopAdded option in dtSearch Desktop to automatically use the 64-bit indexer if possible for indexing. This option is in Options > Preferences > Indexing Resources and is enabled by default. When this box is checked, the 64-bit indexer will be used for any eligible index update, regardless of how it is started (scheduled, invoked using "Update Index", or invoked using "Update Multiple Indexes"). Under 64-bit versions of Windows, all indexes can be built with the 64-bit indexer except indexes of Outlook messages when the Microsoft Office version installed is 32-bit.When multiple indexes are being updated in a scheduled task that updates several indexes, the 64-bit indexerwill be used for all indexes that are 64-bit eligible, and the 32-bit indexer will be launched separately to update anyindexes that must be run in 32-bit mode.
Added an option in dtSearch Desktop to control whether dtSearch should check for sufficient disk space beforestarting an index update. If this box is checked, dtSearch will estimate the amount of disk space needed to buildan index and will halt the update with an error message if insufficient space is available.This option is in Options > Preferences > Indexing Resources.
dtSearch EngineThe 64-bit Windows version of the engine supports options for using a replacement memory managersuch as Intel's TBB library, which can improve performance in heavily-multithreaded applications. For more information on, please see this article: "External allocator integration"
Fixes and minor enhancementsFixed bug affecting term weighting applied by field name
File parser bug fixes affecting: XLS, XLSX, ZIP (malicious compressed content detection improved), DOCX
Fixed date parsing bug affecting search requests containing two or more date ranges spanning different years expressed as text
Fixed HTML hit highlighting error affecting unrecognized tag with no spaces around itFixed memory leak in .NET Core DataSource indexing API
Other bug fixes
dtSearch 7.96 (Build 8668) March 30, 2020The 64-bit version of the dtSearch Engine now uses the Microsoft Universal CRT. The CRT is included with Windows 10 and is automatically installed by Windows Update on most other versions of Windows. It can be installed as described this Microsoft article: The latest supported Visual C++ downloads. The 64-bit version of the dtSearch Engine supports Windows version Vista and later, so Windows XP is no longer supported.
The dtSearch PDF Search Highlighter plug-in has been updated for compatibility with the 2020 versions of Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat. The newhighlighter can be downloaded here.
Fixed bug in .NET Standard DataSource API affecting modification and creation dates of documents and the DocDisplayName property.Fixed hit highlighting error affecting EML with embedded IMG tag.Fixed bug affecting the "not w/n" operator, causing it to retrieve a document that should not have been retrieved.File parser bug fixes affecting: XLS, DOC, DOCX, PDF
Other bug fixes
dtSearch 7.95 (Build 8633) October 24, 2019Fixed: in the .NET and .NET Core API, IndexInfo.UserFields did not delimit fieldsand values clearly. A quote-delimited string is used now, with double quotecharacters in field values converted to single quote characters to prevent ambiguity.
Fixed: Crash when the dtsConvertAutoUpdateSearch flag was used with dtsSearchWantHitsByWord in a field search.
Fixed: bug affecting fuzzy search in combination with wildcard near front of word.
Fixed: multicolor hit highlighting did not work with a search request that includeda regular expression with the ( character as part of the regular expression pattern.
Fixed: Encoding error processing long UTF-8 text file (in version 7.94 only)
File parser bug fixes affecting: PDF, XLS, Unicode Filtering, MSG, CSV
Other bug fixes
dtSearch 7.94 (Build 8620) July 19, 2019 Developer note: dtv_pdfcrypto.dll (Windows) and dtv_pdfcrypto.so (Linux) are now separate components again, as they were in versions 7.92 and earlier. (In version 7.93, the cryptographic capabilities of dtv_pdfcrypto.dll and dtv_pdfcrypto.so were merged into the dtSearch Engine, to provide a simplified, flat deployment option for developers. We are reversing this decision in version 7.94 because the new ViewerLibraries element in the homedir.xml file provides a more flexible way to get the same result while covering other external file parsers and also preserving a separateengine version limited to 40-bit RC4 encryption for developers.)
Fixed in 7.94.8620: A bug in versions 7.93 and 7.94.8619 caused errors in the target index for the mer