Accessing files through internal network

blacblu

blacblu

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I want to know if I access a file, which is stored on another computer's shared folder, will there be remnants of the file I'm accessing on the computer I'm accessing from? If so, how do I erase this data?
 
bledd. said:
Can you expand a bit on your question please
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No problem.

Let's suppose I have 2 computers connect on the same LAN.

Now let's suppose the computer 1 has a shared folder containing a file called table.*.

I'm accessing this file on computer 2 (through LAN).

The question is:

There is any way of someone who is using computer 2 to know I accessed the file table.* on computer 2?
 
Computer Management,

Share Folders

This will show currently active sessions and which file is being viewed. Other than that I don't think so.

If you're just reading the file and not writing to it, it shouldn't log anything. (iirc)
 
bledd. said:
Computer Management,

Share Folders

This will show currently active sessions and which file is being viewed. Other than that I don't think so.

If you're just reading the file and not writing to it, it shouldn't log anything. (iirc)
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Not even some kind of cache or something like that?
 
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