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Name: Thierry
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Could be anything.
The extension is only used by windows to determine the file content type.
Other systems analyzes the content of the file to find it out.
Beside, you could code a site in PHP, and save the files as .nsf
Simply tell the PHP engine to parse the .nsf files, and it would work.
You simply cannot rely on a file extension to determine the technology.
Try to use a header visualisation tool rather, and look in the server responses what identification string the server sends back.
Firefox can do that with the "tamper data" extension.
A quick google search shows that it could be a lotus notes db though.
http://filext.com/file-extension/NSF
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Last edited by tripy; 04-17-2009 at 05:42 AM..
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