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Julian Field wrote:
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AlxFrag wrote:
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<pre wrap="">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.
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<pre wrap="">Okay, could you do the same thing with file -i please ?
Regards,
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<pre wrap="">Thanks for your support :)
file -i gives:
message: message/rfc822
msg-5716-14.txt: text/plain; charset=utf-8
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<pre wrap="">if i insert the following line in filetype.rules.conf is it gonna work?
allow PARIX - -
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<pre wrap=""><!---->That will solve the problem for this particular file, but you might hit
similar problems with other files. Try it and see.
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)".<br>
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