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CONTAP-341013: vscan extensions exclusion list is not handled properly for file names with double extensions

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Vscan extensions exclusion list is not handled properly for file names with double extensions. For file names with a double extension, exclusion list scan requests are triggered. In versions earlier than 9.14.1 everything works as expected.
 
Example:

  • Vserver policy:

::> on-access-policy show  -vserver  svm1 -policy-name policy1 -instance
  (vserver vscan on-access-policy show)
                           Vserver: svm1
 Policy: policy1
                     Policy Status: on
               Policy Config Owner: vserver
              File-Access Protocol: CIFS
                           Filters: -
                    Mandatory Scan: off
Max File Size Allowed for Scanning: 100MB
      File Paths Not to Scan: -
       File Extensions Not to Scan: ?db, ?df, bak, trn, trc, chk, jrs, pat,
            xml, log, ini, txt, pol, sqlite, msf, srs,
                                    pst, ost, oab, acl, accdb, mdw, db, cfg,
                                    rnd, tabs, recent
           File Extensions to Scan: *
      Scan Files with No Extension: true
  • File scanned:
    Scan Started    node-01    Scan Request Received From :127.0.0.1    File to scan : \\Storage\10.111.11.1\ontap_admin$\data\profiles\Profile1\ProfileName\AppData\Roaming\folder\file.name.ini

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