Re: .zsav

[John Darrington]

On Thu, Oct 24, 2013 at 01:56:57PM -0700, Basti?n D?az wrote:
     John, exactly how I can get the mime type information attachments?.
     Showing all the information from the message headers, I got the 
following:---
     Content-Type: application/octet-stream;
     name="aflatoxin20_zsav.zsav"
     Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
     Content-Disposition: attachment;
     ?filename="aflatoxin20_zsav.zsav"
     ---
     Content-Type: application/octet-stream;
     ?name="aflatoxin20_sav.sav"
     Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
     Content-Disposition: attachment;
     ?filename="aflatoxin20_sav.sav"
     ---

That seems to suggest that since IBM took over SPSS they have changed the way 
they do things. :(
     
     But I think that this information is not very useful.
     I would try the other suggestion that you give me, but I really do not 
understand the concept or what to do.

If you have a GNU/Linux version of SPSS, try the following:

strings <spss-binary> | grep x-spss 

replacing the <spss-binary> with the path to the installed spss program.  You 
might also have to search any associated libraries
which spss installs.


Alternatively, if you have a windows system with spss installed, which you can 
mount from GNU/Linux
You could try doing the same on the windows .exe and/or .dll  - in this case, 
you might have to 
experiment with the -e option to strings, since some windows programs encode 
everything in UTF16

Obviously you will need the strings program which is normally installed with 
the binutils package.

J'


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