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Originally Posted by Doitsu
"file" only identifies the file as a data file. I.e. it's not a common run-of-the-mill file.
My observation is relevant. Based on the strings in the .db file, for example, jdbm.btree.BTree, I'm pretty sure that it's some kind of Java B-Tree database file.
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Ah, a case of apples and oranges -
Your observation that an extension of .db implies a SQLite file, and that you thought that was my reasoning for making the suggestion that I did **is wrong**.
And any implied association between an extension and the file format **is not relevant** for any *nix system.
I made no reference to the btree appearance of the data, many things are "btree" in appearance.