Magic File Format in Linux Unix Shell Explained and Simplified

Magic File Format in Linux Unix Shell Explained and Simplified
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[@hit0kiriSigma]

Thank you for this. I was looking everywhere for a proper example of creating a magic file.

[@GreatMA_]

Words can't explain how happy I am whenever I watch your tutorials. Jah bless 🙏

[@clickateacademy]

Glad to hear that

[@isaac-victorshonowo1838]

Thanks so so so so so so so so so so much sir... This really helped me on my task early this morning just before the deadline. The explanation was so detailed and straightforward. I had to put this link in my git commit message to reference that I got the help from here. I'm really grateful.

[@totsh2056]

Finally, a video that actually explains this. Thank you very much.

[@clickateacademy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@emmanuelmawulikorve7805]

Thanks for the video. I love your examples

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Glad you like them!

[@mohammadabdou3871]

amazing effort brother

[@khamismuniru5188]

Nice tutorial sir, and moneyshoe had me laughing!🤣

[@clickateacademy]

Glad you enjoyed

[@frontcademy]

This is awesome. Simplified indeed

[@MarianaBarbDev]

Do you know where can I specify the type of file? Thank you for the help, I finally understand

[@proggenius2024]

thanks ...this really helps!

[@clickateacademy]

Glad it helped!

[@ebunoluwaowoeye7407]

Thank you so much

[@clickateacademy]

You're most welcome

[@PreciousOlusola]

Thank you sir

[@clickateacademy]

Thank You

[@charlesdzadu]

Thanks you. sir

[@clickateacademy]

Most welcome

[@mmedaraa7608]

Must be always set the offset?