pfnAcRedirTraceIgnored function
Callback invoked when a path is not redirected, and the original call is issued.
Syntax
VOID pfnAcRedirTraceIgnored( _In_ ACREDIR_REDIRECT_TYPE redirectType, _In_ PVOID callerAddress, _In_ LPCWSTR apiName, _In_opt_ LPCWSTR path, _In_ LONG_PTR result );
Parameters
- redirectType [in]
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A type of operation. Can be ACREDIR_REDIRECT_TYPE_FILE for files, or ACREDIR_REDIRECT_TYPE_REGISTRY for registry operations.
- callerAddress [in]
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The address of the function that called the API. Can be used to determine the calling module.
- apiName [in]
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A string that specifies the name of the API; for example, RegOpenKeyA() or CreateFileW().
- path [in, optional]
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The original path that was passed to the API. Can be NULL.
- result [in]
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The result of the API call, cast to a LONG_PTR. The actual type depends on the API that was called. For example, some Win32 APIs return a DWORD error code, while other APIs return a BOOL.
Return value
No return value.
Remarks
The result parameter is the result of the original call. Usually, it is a Win32 error code, but it can also be a HANDLE. It is up to the callback to interpret this value appropriately.
Requirements
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Minimum supported client |
Windows Vista |
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Minimum supported server |
Windows Server 2008 |
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