Leigh Purdie

Thanks Chawakorn, If you start snarecore.exe from powershell as local administrator, do you get any crash log data? (if not, add the '-d' flag, and check if there are any differences).

A plain old "*$" exclusion should work for you, based on the comments from the dev team. I've implemented a (horribly simplified/cut down) proof of concept here: https://onlinegdb.com/HyIsG7qxM .. just to make sure the code is doing what I think it's doing. The line in particular: if(wildmatch("*$","Testing$",1)) { ... is doing the check - it returns a "Yep match found" when I ask it to compare "*$" and "Testing$". The order of objective matches is important in the agent - can you make sure that...

A plain old "*$" (without the space - blame sourceforge formatting) exclusion should work for you, based on the comments from the dev team. I've implemented a (horribly simplified/cut down) proof of concept here: https://onlinegdb.com/HyIsG7qxM .. just to make sure the code is doing what I think it's doing. The line in particular: if(wildmatch("*$","Testing$",1)) { ... is doing the check - it returns a "Yep match found" when I ask it to compare "*$" and "Testing$". The order of objective matches...

A plain old "$" exclusion should work for you, based on the comments from the dev team. I've implemented a (horribly simplified/cut down) proof of concept here: https://onlinegdb.com/HyIsG7qxM .. just to make sure the code is doing what I think it's doing. The line in particular: if(wildmatch("*$","Testing$",1)) { ... is doing the check - it returns a "Yep match found" when I ask it to compare "*$" and "Testing$". The order of objective matches is important in the agent - can you make sure that the...

Ahh, yes - you're correct. Apologies; I wrote the piece of code many years ago that does the user match exclusion (and probably that text in the guide), and I still forgot that it was a wildcard match! I'll check with the current devs to see whether they have suggestions.

Heya, Try the following: (^.\$$|^abc.def$|^ghi.*) [EDIT: That regex isn't displaying correctly in sourceforge even though it's ok when I edit the reply... please see link for correct regex) https://regex101.com/r/Ioclr5/1

Heya, Try the following: (^.\$$|^abc.def$|^ghi.*) https://regex101.com/r/Ioclr5/1

G'day David, Correct on both counts. No, outside of the source code itself, there...