[Cialug] Determining File Format

[Nathan C. Smith]

is it rot 13?
 
-----Original Message-----
From: John.Lengeling at radisys.com [mailto:John.Lengeling at radisys.com] 
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 4:51 PM
To: Central Iowa Linux Users Group
Subject: Re: [Cialug] Determining File Format



Well if strings returned some ascii data it isn't a compress file of any
type, other wise it would have compressed it. 

Do some Google searches on the file name and other keywords like GEMPAK from
the output. 

johnl 




Jonathan Bailey <jcbailey at code0.net> 
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08/08/2005 04:25 PM 


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Not a ZIP.. Doesn't have the PK header. I tried LZH also, but no go.
File has no idea (just says data) Strings returns the following:

http://code0.net/~jcbailey/appcfg.dat

http://code0.net/~jcbailey/appcfg.da~


APPCFG.DAT
# App
lication
figur
a Fil
NOTE:
_Name8
is the
8-cha
er a
used by
GemReg.
PxIf
t pre
gnta,Pm e at C
"GEMPAK
" do
ak (`x
#gool
dg@)
V1qY2
L1234567
zaFp
AMO
ql 0
9/27/99
lOpSy
FILES
Wm/d
/ebc
ompB(


The uncompressed version:

#
# Application Configuration Data File
#
# NOTE:  Appl_Name8 is the 8-character application name used by GemReg.
#        If its not present, GemReg uses the first 8 characters of
#        Appl_Name, which can get ugly -- "GEMPAK -" does not make
#        a good application name; hence the creation of Appl_Name8.  dg
#
#
#                   1         2
#          1234567890123456789012
#
#
Appl_Name =AMOPAK Rel 09/27/99
Appl_Name8=AMOPAK
Appl_Ver  =3.05.02
OpSys_Ver =2.5.12
TEMPFILES =200
RAMFILES  =500
Util_01   =/ram/deldir.ldm
Util_02   =/hd/rads/sys/ebcomp.ldm
[[Garbage Below Here]]




On Mon, 2005-08-08 at 15:53 -0500, Morris Dovey wrote:
> ---- Original Message ----
> From: Jonathan Bailey
> To: cialug at cialug.org
> Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 3:03 PM
> Subject: [Cialug] Determining File Format
> 
> | I'm attempting to determine the compression format. I'm guessing
> | it's pretty old (circa 90). The file extension is 'xx~' where xx is
> | the first 2 letters of the extension. I have an example compressed
> | and uncompressed file, but cannot determine the format. It's not
> | compress or gzip. Anybody have any idea based on file extension? If
> | you need an example file, I can post one online (I only have the
> | before and after - no compression program).
> 
> Jonathan...
>  
> You might give LZH and Phil Katz's PKUNZIP (MS-DOS utilities) a try.
> LZH was also available on some *nix systems, if I recall correctly.
> 
> Morris Dovey
> DeSoto Solar
> DeSoto, Iowa USA
> http://www.iedu.com/DeSoto/solar.html
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