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orc_local_config: add upload attribute 'delete_smb_share' #15

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2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions docs/source/orc_local_config.rst
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Expand Up @@ -144,6 +144,8 @@ Attributes
Specifies a comma (or semicolon) separated list of patterns, matching the file name of archives, that determine whether an output archive from ``DFIR-Orc.exe`` will be uploaded to the specified location. When missing, all archives are uploaded (if not explicitly excluded, see below). When specified, only archives whose name matches one of the patterns will be uploaded.
* **exclude** *(optional=yes, default=none)*
Specifies a comma (or semicolon) separated list of patterns, matching the file name of archives, that determine whether an output archive should not be uploaded. When excluded, an output archive is left intact in the output directory (i.e. regardless of the ``operation`` attribute). The ``exclude`` attribute takes precedence over the ``include`` attribute, meaning an archive whose name matches both ``include`` and ``exclude`` patterns will be excluded.
* **delete_smb_share** *(optional=yes, default=none)*
Currently only available for BITS over SMB. When set to "true" the connection to the share will be deleted at the end of jobs (with the use of net use /del). This option should only be needed when the share is served by Samba.

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