Big news is that processes are working like a charm. At least on Windows machines, you can get a list of running processes and see reports on them. Still haven’t found a built-in way to get the full path of a process, so for now I’m just using the filename. This is bad, because some viri spoof legitamate names (Like iexplore.exe), but it’s better than nothing. The only way to get a full path (what you would need to do a real SHA-1 check) on Windows seems to be a windows API call, which I’d have to wrap in a command-line shell. Ack!
Tag input field is now in the report window. It’s not used for much, but the data get’s stored.
DB management is much improved. Now there is zero chance of you accidentally getting more than one instance of the DB at a time. I’ve considered writing an XPCOM unit, but I’d rather skip the middle step and a write a full-fledged “Trust DB Server.” As long as I’m going to give up platform independence, might as well do it right.