David Arnold

This is actually documented at in the official docs at: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms724933(v=vs.85).aspx. The main products I currently work on revolve around file system and identity management. Just this past week, I...

After re-reading the original question, if it is related to the Last Access timestamp of the directory itself, and not the entries in the directory, I'm not sure that the...

I would recommend not implementing this for a number of reasons: 1. This is tied to a proprietary implementation that used to be possible with Win9x and the NetWare file...

Hey, thanks for the feedback! Not sure why you were unable to recreate the '...' file entry, as I have been able to do this repeatedly on different Windows servers...

If this were to be an optional behavior for just the Path.GetFullPath() function, would it be ok if it were limited to the overload that includes GetFullPathOptions, and just extend...

The step time (window) should already be known when creating your TOTP object, so you will need a reference to that value to do the calculation. Maybe this snippet will...

Fair enough - I agree that convenience properties would help in many of these cases - especially if you are not the one creating the objects and do not have...

@markbauer1975 , please see https://github.com/kspearrin/Otp.NET#expanded-time-window. You have not specified a Verification Window, so you are most likely hitting the 30-second boundary. This is evidenced by your output showing up at...

The "boundaries" as you describe them are explicitly tied to the TOTP algorithm. When registering a client with a TOTP service endpoint, there is an initial agreement that should be...

Not sure I'm following the question. HOTP is _counter_ based whereas TOTP is _time_ based. If I'm understanding your original post, you are asking about time increments which TOTP deals...