1# This file contains suggested magic(5) text for the unix file(1) 2# utility for recognizing SQLite3 databases. 3# 4# When SQLite is used as an application file format, it is desirable to 5# have file(1) recognize the database file as being with the specific 6# application. You can set the application_id for a database file 7# using: 8# 9# PRAGMA application_id = INTEGER; 10# 11# INTEGER can be any signed 32-bit integer. That integer is written as 12# a 4-byte big-endian integer into offset 68 of the database header. In 13# the tests below, this integer is sometimes rendered as a string. For 14# example, instead of "belong =1598444364" we write "string =_FSL" and 15# instead of "belong =1598903374" we write "string =_MTN". 16# 17# The Monotone application used "PRAGMA user_version=1598903374;" to set 18# its identifier long before "PRAGMA application_id" became available. 19# The user_version is very similar to application_id except that it is 20# stored at offset 68 instead of offset 60. The user of 21# "PRAGMA application_id" is preferred now. The rules using offset 60 22# for Monotone are for historical compatibility only. 23# 240 string =SQLite\ format\ 3 25>68 belong =0x0f055111 Fossil repository - 26>68 belong =0x0f055112 Fossil checkout - 27>68 belong =0x0f055113 Fossil global configuration - 28>60 belong =0x5f4d544e Monotone source repository - 29>0 string =SQLite SQLite3 database 30