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05-13-2008
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file command
Hi,
we are using sun solaris 9 os. I want to know how the file command works? How does it differentiate text files, data files and other files ? Is there any relationship between environmental variables and file command? |
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IT uses a magic word - try man magic
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Hi,
That's quiet straightforward : file <filename>  |
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