03-26-2014
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Originally Posted by
bartus11
It is possible that the application is using "fstat*" system calls to get inode numbers. I can prepare a new version of the DTrace script tomorrow, if you are interested.
I'm actually going to be out of town for a few days starting tomorrow so I won't be able to look at this issue until I return, but if is still unresolved when I get back I will attempt to bump the thread. Thanks again!
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xfmtype
XFMTYPE(1) XFM XFMTYPE(1)
NAME
xfmtype - xfm file type tester
SYNOPSIS
xfmtype -m magic_file [-f] filename ...
DESCRIPTION
The xfmtype program reads a magic configuration file and tests each file in its command line to tell its type according to the configura-
tion file.
The format of the configuration file is the similar to magic(5) with the differences described in 0
OPTIONS
-f file
Consider the following argument as a file, even if it begins with `-'.
-m file
Specifies a configuration file. You can specify more than one configuration file with several -m flags. They are read in the order in
which they are found. Configuration files do not have effect until they are encountered in the command line. So, files to test in the
command line before that switch will not be affected by it.
BUILT IN TYPES
If no rule matches a specified field or the type cannot be determined because of other reasons, one of the following built in types is
returned:
inode/x-unreadable The file could not be read.
inode/x-empty File size is zero.
text/plain The file looks like ACSII.
xfm will look into xfm_mime.type(5) for more guessing.
application/octet-stream Other regular file.
xfm will look into xfm_mime.type(5) for more guessing.
inode/directory A directory.
inode/chardevice A character device.
inode/blockdevice A block device.
inode/pipe A names pipe (fifo).
inode/socket A socket.
inode/default None of the above.
BUGS
Bad configuration lines cause undefined behavior. In general they are silently ignored, but that is not guaranteed.
There are no warning or error message except for the regular expression syntax.
There should be a syntax checking mode.
All of the above apply to xfm too.
SEE ALSO
xfm(1), xfm_magic(5), file(1), magic(5).
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 1995 CNM-US
Copyright (c) 1995 Juan D. Martin
AUTHOR
Juan D. Martin (juando@cnm.us.es)
(but modified heavily by Bernhard R. Link)
xfm 20 April, 2006 XFMTYPE(1)