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| I mentioned the magic number method.  That would actually work.  That is
| why I suggested it.

Just a thought, doesn't gzip and bzip2 have 'magic numbers' already?
The first two bytes in the files is "BZ" or "GZ"? Hmm checked a
bzip2-file, it has BZ in the beginning, couldn't see similar in
gzip.. ahh well.. 

        /Andy

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