Looking for a program that analyzes a file and makes a "best guess" attempt to identify or provide information
Does a program exist which you can call, then point to a specific
file, and then makes an attempt at analyzing what the file is? Searching in synaptic reveals many very specific analyzers, primarily for things like log files, or packet analyzers etc. What I would like, is a CLI program (no need for gui) I can script and add to my context menu so that when I encounter a file I don't recognize I can simply right click and say "analyze file", and the system will tell me what it can about the file. If my approach is wrong, how does one go about analyzing files when they don't know what they are? -- Patience yields far greater results than brute force or rage ever could so relax......it's just life !!! -- ubuntu-users mailing list ubuntu-users@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-users |
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