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Running the latest version under Ubuntu 22.04, certain specific JPG files cause a ValueError exception in magic.py line 2583:
elif"%"inresult_str.replace("%%", ""):
result_str=result_str.replace("%lld", "%d") # <- Apparent fixup for similar issueresult_str=result_str% (result.value,) # <- Error here
The error message is unsupported format character 'l' (0x6c) at index 20.
The trigger for this error is while handling a result_str containing the following format string: , at 16 reserved %#llx, which appears in magic_defs/database (although this is not the only location of the %#llx format string).
Given the line immediately preceding appears to be a fixup for a similar issue, the obvious fix is to add another fixup to replace %#llx with %x; however I'm not familiar with the format of the magic_defs database so maybe I'm missing something. If it is as simple as a new test, I'm happy to offer a PR. Note that there are occurrences of a similar but not identical format string %llx, which may cause the same issue (unable to repro with my dataset).
An example of a file that generates this error is attached.
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Running the latest version under Ubuntu 22.04, certain specific JPG files cause a ValueError exception in magic.py line 2583:
The error message is
unsupported format character 'l' (0x6c) at index 20
.The trigger for this error is while handling a
result_str
containing the following format string:, at 16 reserved %#llx
, which appears in magic_defs/database (although this is not the only location of the%#llx
format string).Given the line immediately preceding appears to be a fixup for a similar issue, the obvious fix is to add another fixup to replace
%#llx
with%x
; however I'm not familiar with the format of the magic_defs database so maybe I'm missing something. If it is as simple as a new test, I'm happy to offer a PR. Note that there are occurrences of a similar but not identical format string%llx
, which may cause the same issue (unable to repro with my dataset).An example of a file that generates this error is attached.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: