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Extracting file names

Asked by ericpete in Programming Languages, Linux Programming, PHP Scripting Language

Tags: Linux, php, script, zipped file

I have a ton of files (literally thousands), most of which are zipped, at a site hosted by my ISP. I would like to extract the file extensions of the files in the zipped files without having to go through the process of downloading them, unzipping each file, etc.

My ISP has indicated a willingness to run a script that might do that -- but I know nothing about programming in Linux, so I need some help.

The files are located in subfolders, each related to a different issue, and are hidden; we use a PHP function to retrieve them for people who need them. So the path looks like

domain.com/public_html/download/subfolder/AAAA
domain.com/public_html/download/subfolder/AAAB
domain.com/public_html/download/subfolder/AAAC and so on sequentially

Most of the files are zipped (.zip). I just need to know what's in the file in terms of file types -- Access databases, Java scripts (.js), and so on.

So I'm looking for a script or tool...

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Extracting file names

Asked by ericpete in Programming Languages, Linux Programming, PHP Scripting Language

Tags: Linux, php, script, zipped file

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