Fellow Monks,

I am writing a script that we will use to verify that all of the files in a folder meet our naming conventions before being burned to a cd. One of our biggest problems is a large number of Mac users who place files on this server with no file extension. These files are a combination of Images, layout docs (.qxd, .indd), and text. What I am looking to do is be able to type the file from within perl so I can put a 3 letter extension on it.

I can use the "identify" command with imagemagick, but it does not handle the layout docs.

Anyone know where I can A) find a module that does this all for me, or B) know where I can find the information to roll my own.

Thanks!

In reply to Using Magic Numbers by HamNRye

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