office 2007 files being treated as archives
Scott Silva
ssilva at sgvwater.com
Fri Sep 7 18:58:22 IST 2007
Alex Neuman van der Hans spake the following on 9/6/2007 9:04 PM:
>
> Julian Field wrote:
>> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
>> Hash: SHA1
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>> Add a new line to filename.rules.conf (somewhere near the top) that
>> says this:
>> allow \.xml\.rel$ - -
>> Make sure the 4 "words" are separated with tab characters and not
>> spaces. This (along with its partner filetype.rules.conf) is the only
>> place where tab characters must be used, as the regular expression
>> matching the filename, and the reports (which are just "-" for an
>> "allow" rule) could also contain spaces.
>>
>>
> This could work - but I've already had other problems with Office 2007
> files. I don't recall exactly what right now - I implemented something
> to get it out of the way and forgot about it, but I think it was
> similar. It would be a good thing if anybody else comes out and mentions
> any details regarding this so we can take proper action.
>
> Anybody here know why these files are treated as archives? Any other
> light that could be shed on the subject might help to better deal with
> these files, since we're all going to be finding them more often as
> people start "upgrading" to Office 2007.
If you look at the spec they are an archive. Multiple files in a container
which I believe is a zip file.
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