Citrix Systems 9.2 Benutzerhandbuch

File system expressions do not support regular expressions.

FS.DIR

Returns the directory being accessed. For example, 
if a user accesses the file 
\\hostname\service1\dir1\file1.doc, FS.DIR will 
return \service\dir1.

FS.FILE.ACCESSTIME

Returns the time at which the file was last 
accessed. This is one of several options that 
provide you with granular control over actions that 
the user performs. (See the following entries in this 
table.)

FS.FILE.CREATETIME

Returns the time at which the file was created.

FS.FILE.MODIFYTIME

Returns the time at which the file was edited. 

FS.FILE.WRITETIME

Returns the time of the most recent change in the

status of the file. 

FS.FILE.SIZE

Returns the file size. 

FS.DIR.ACCESSTIME

Returns the time at which the directory was last 
accessed. 

FS.DIR.CREATETIME

Returns the time at which the directory was 
created. 

FS.DIR.MODIFYTIME

Returns the time at which the directory was last 
modified. 

FS.DIR.WRITETIME

Returns the time at which the directory status last 
changed. 

ns_all_apps_ncomp

Tests for connections with destination ports 
between 0 and 65535. In other words, tests for all 
applications.

ns_cachecontrol_nocache

Tests for connections with an HTTP 
Cache-Control header that contains the value 
“no-cache”.

ns_cachecontrol_nostore

Tests for connections with an HTTP 
Cache-Control header that contains the value 
“no-store”.