The CAS Server produces some common properties from records crawled in either a Windows or UNIX file system.
The following record properties are common to documents fetched from both Windows and UNIX file systems.
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Property Value |
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The file extension of the document, which is the string after the last dot in the file name. If the document has no dot in the name, this property will not be generated. |
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The name of a group for which permissions
have been set for the document. For UNIX files, the property value is the
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A Boolean that indicates whether the
document is a directory (a value of
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A Boolean that indicates whether the
document is a hidden file (a value of
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The date when the file was last modified. Modifications include changing permissions on the document. The date format is in milliseconds since midnight January 1, 1970 UTC (Coordinated Universal Time). |
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The name of the file. |
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The name of a user or other principal who
is the owner of the file. For UNIX files, the property value is the
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The identifier of the full path to the
file, including the file name. For archive files, this is a string pointing to
a file within a container. This property also includes the
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The identifier of the path to the directory containing the file. This does not include the file name. For archive files, this is a string pointing to a container. |
