Own TrIDDefs.TRD ?

Started by Scrapie, November 28, 2008, 06:40:31 PM

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Scrapie

Hi

I'm just wondering if it's possible to generate a personal TrIDDefs.TRD for the CMD-Version of TrID or make it use personal *.xml-definitions only ?

Found out that the detection of UPX and Yoda in the general TrIDDefs.TRD isn't very good and I would like to build my own TrIDDefs.TRD wich detect every single on of the 22 different UPX-Versions more accurate (like PEiD). Depending on the UPX-Version TrID shows up to 33% yoda and 38% UPX - wich isn't very good.


Thx for you answer,
Scrapie

PS:
You recieved my submission via email ?

Mark0

Hi!

Quote from: Scrapie on November 28, 2008, 06:40:31 PM
I'm just wondering if it's possible to generate a personal TrIDDefs.TRD for the CMD-Version of TrID or make it use personal *.xml-definitions only ?

Yes! Just use the TrIDDefsPack tool you can find on the TrIDScan page. It will take all the *.trid.xml files in the current dir and create a new TRD file.
Then you could use TrID with that (or various other) definitions pack specififing it with the "-d:<filepath+filename>" parameter.

QuoteFound out that the detection of UPX and Yoda in the general TrIDDefs.TRD isn't very good and I would like to build my own TrIDDefs.TRD wich detect every single on of the 22 different UPX-Versions more accurate (like PEiD). Depending on the UPX-Version TrID shows up to 33% yoda and 38% UPX - wich isn't very good.

Yes. Clearly while it can identify many EXE types, TrID isn't clearly the best tool for a so specific job.

Bye!


Scrapie

Hi

Thx for our reply.
Must have been blind, sorry. Found what you suggested and I'm able to creat my own TRD now :)

Thank you also for this nice little DLL you created. It works great with VB and is very easy to implement.


Cheers,
Scrapie

Mark0

Perfect.
If you'll develop something using TrIDLib, let me know and I will be happy to cite / link it!

Thanks,
Bye!