> I just did, Chris. By the way, if you don't like dealing with bug reports, > you should consider a different hobby. I'm not evil for pointing out the
A bug report is usually a short description of the problem followed by step-by-step instructions how to reproduce the problem. Your report consisted of an insult, followed by a description of what you did (good! steps to reproduce) followed by more insults and a threat to kill someone. (I wouldn't take that lightly, although I am not the person threatened). Let's just say that your bug report is rather unusual and that it would be foolish to think it would be dealt with in a routine manner. > problem. Indentifying a file based purely on the suffix might work in > VisualBasic for $cR1p+ K1dd13z 101, but in the real world, it'll get you > fired. Or worse. Laughed at. Well, that is a bit myopic -- I bet someone at Microsoft got fired for looking into the files instead of (correctly) using the mime-type. Remember the exploit that sent executables as sound/x-wav? And then you probably didn't read the reply that explained in excruciating detail that it is impossible to correctly recognize mp3 files by looking at the bits ... Harald _______________________________________________ mp3encoder mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://minnie.tuhs.org/mailman/listinfo/mp3encoder
