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Glasswall SDK Release Notes [Latest V1.308.0]

Glasswall SDK Release Notes [Latest V1.308.0] Here you can read about changes to the latest version of the Glasswall SDK. Each new version includes bug fixes and stability improvements to deliver you the best Glasswall experience.Our engineers are constantly working to improve the functionality of our product, enabling it to respond to the increasing demands of modern businesses, expanding the supported file type list, and updating it to reflect the latest file specifications.  We value customer feedback, which you can contribute as a member of our community here.  For more information, please contact Glasswall Support.   V1.308.0 General RemarksThis release contains bugs and performance fixes. Critical FixesMemory to memory no longer regenerates files that file to file and file to memory reject.PDF: Export crashes are now fixed, blank PDF post process no longer occurs.Other FixesXLSX: Drawing shapes no longer causer repair notifications. DOC: Files no longer failing without issues bei

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How to install Docker container with SDK Rebuild/Editor on your Win10 based system

This article gives you detailed instructions how to download Evaluation versions of SDK Rebuild and Editor within a Docker container .You can download or view instructions in a PDF file below. Follow instructions carefully and you should be successful. Documentation: https://docs.glasswallsolutions.comLog a support ticket: https://glasswall.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portals    

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Analysis and Protect mode

Analysis and Protect mode Glasswall Rebuild's unique patented approach provides the reassurance of total document security within normally communicated documents. This is achieved principally using a patented regeneration capability whereby only known good data is allowed to be generated to a sanitized, safe file.The engine has two broad modes of operation:Analysis: Provides a detailed report highlighting content that is contained within a file is shown Protect: File is analyzed and a safe, substitute copy is made.The Analysis mode enables the content of documents to be assessed with an XML report generated to summarise the non-conformances and potential threats. The Protect mode addresses the issues that are identified, returning an updated document with the remedies and sanitization changes necessary to remove threats within the original document.You can select mode by changing process mode in config file, 0 Analysis and 1 for Protect :  Analysis Mode OverviewIn Analysis Mode a file-

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File types supported by SDK Rebuild

File types supported by SDK Rebuild The table below lists the file formats fully supported by Glasswall Rebuild. 'Fully supported' means that the files are subject to inspection at a very low level.  The table below lists the file formats partially supported by Glasswall Rebuild. 'Partially supported' means that the files are subject to inspection at a high level.   Supported File SizesGlasswall Rebuild provides 64-bit version of a Dynamic-link Libraries (.DLL) for Windows and/or Shared Objects (.so) for Linux operating systems that can analyse and protect files up to the size of 2 GB (2^30 bytes) provided that other internal limits (such as recursion depth) are satisfied.  PDFProcessing Specific to PDF in Protect ModePDF is the only file type that allows for an optional watermark to be added to the regenerated file. The watermark is a maximum of 20 (ASCII) characters and is added to the top right hand corner of each page of the regenerated file.Specification Validated AgainstPDF Refer

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Create a Linux Environment on Windows 10 Platform

Create a Linux Environment on Windows 10 Platform To install a Linux terminal on your desktop using the Windows 10 environment:Navigate to Windows Update & Security and set it to Developer mode. Next, navigate to Control Panel > All Control Panel Items > Programs and Features and select Turn Windows features on or off.     Next, ensure Windows Subsystem for Linux is selected, and click OK. Windows will now download and push an update. This requires a system reboot.Once the updates are complete, download and install Ubuntu from the Microsoft Store.Note: When you start Ubuntu, a black screen is displayed while it installs. Once installation is complete, create a new username and password.Once setup is complete, enter pwd to see your current location.   Type ls –la to list files in current folder.   To be able to have access to windows files and folders you need to find your mount point by typing ls /mnt/. Note: the screenshot below displays the C  and E drives.   Now we move to

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