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[AlxFrag]

Julian Field wrote:
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> AlxFrag wrote:
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>> Julian Field wrote:
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>>> In which case the simplest thing for you to do is to upgrade to the 
>>> latest beta release (4.67.something). This includes a new feature 
>>> where you can match against the output of the "file -i" command as 
>>> well as (or instead of) the "file" command, in the 
>>> filetype.rules.conf file.
>>>
>>> Or else, create an "allow" rule for "PARIX executable" in 
>>> filetype.rules.conf, and wait until the start of next month when I 
>>> release the next stable release.
>>>
>>> AlxFrag wrote:
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>>>> --[ UxBoD ]-- wrote:
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>>>>> Okay, could you do the same thing with file -i please ?
>>>>>
>>>>> Regards,
>>>>>
>>>>>   
>>>>>           
>>>> Thanks for your support :)
>>>>
>>>> file -i gives:
>>>>
>>>> message: message/rfc822
>>>>
>>>> msg-5716-14.txt: text/plain; charset=utf-8
>>>>
>>>>         
>>> Jules
>>>
>>>       
>> if i insert the following line  in filetype.rules.conf  is it gonna work?
>>
>> allow PARIX  -   -
>>     
> That will solve the problem for this particular file, but you might hit 
> similar problems with other files. Try it and see.
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> Jules
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ok it works now. As you said i'm having problem with other files too. 
Running the file command on a text file gave "DOS executable (COM)".


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