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Software => TrID File Identifier => Topic started by: Scrapie on November 28, 2008, 06:40:31 PM
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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:
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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 ?
Yes! Just use the TrIDDefsPack tool you can find on the TrIDScan page (http://mark0.net/soft-tridscan-e.html). 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.
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.
Yes. Clearly while it can identify many EXE types, TrID isn't clearly the best tool for a so specific job.
Bye!
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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
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Perfect.
If you'll develop something using TrIDLib, let me know and I will be happy to cite / link it!
Thanks,
Bye!