Centos file type command

You can use this command to view the basic data of a file, such as an ASCII, data file, or binary file. Usage: & nbs

View the basic data of a file. for example, it is ASCII.This command can be used for data files, binary files, and whether or not information such as the dynamic correspondence library is used.

Usage:

             [Kin @ kin ~] $ FileFilename

Example:

      [Kin @ kin ~] $ File ~ /. Bashrc

/Home/kin/. bashrc: ASCII text

# The displayed information indicates that this is an ascii plain text file.

[Kin @ kin ~] $ File/usr/bin/passwd

/Usr/bin/passwd: setuid ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV)

, For GNU/Linux 2.6.9, dynamically linked (uses shared libs), stripped

# The execution file contains a large amount of data. The suid permission for this file is compatible with intel's 80386-level hardware platform # linux core 2.6.9 dynamic function library links are used ·

[Kin @ kin ~] $ File/var/lib/mlocate. db

/Var/lib/mlocate. db: data

# This is a data file

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