Don't mean to start with a RTM reply, but,
Check out the man pages on 'magic'
The 'magic' file itself is usually /etc/magic.
It usually contains offset & other interesting info.
Also try,
file mod_jk.so
This will use the local magic file to determine the file type is
possible.
If the system recognizes it as a shared library, it will say so.
Ron
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Billingham, Walter 475 [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, July 26, 2002 10:29 AM
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> Subject: Magic Number Problems
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> When I try and use someone else's compiled mod_jk.so I get you have the
> wrong magic number error. Does anyone know how to tell what this magic
> number is? Can I see it with something like Ultraedit in hex mode? Isn't
> it
> the server architecture id or something? Thanks. Trask.
>
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