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I have issues decoding my jpg file to find it'sserial number from my linux terminal thought ssh .
my file and detail of command I did
M5KDAN44

grep "serial number" M5KDAN44

my error serialnumber is a value and not a sting to find
please help

ssh syslinux jpeg

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  A .jpg file is usually an image in "JPEG" binary format (see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JPEG_File_Interchange_Format ), so grep is inappropriate. Also, what is the "serial number" of which you speak? The command you list searches for the text string "serial number" in the file called M5KDAN44.
  
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  @William Mollet Do you mean you have jpg files without the extension in the file name, e.g 123 in place of 123.jpg.
  
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  Do you mean meta-information inside the image? Something like exiftool image.jpg | grep "serial number"?
  
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  @Vijay yes that's right but i need to find it's serial number (SN)
  
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I have issues decoding my jpg file to find it'sserial number from my linux terminal thought ssh .
my file and detail of command I did
M5KDAN44

grep "serial number" M5KDAN44

my error serialnumber is a value and not a sting to find
please help

ssh syslinux jpeg

share|improve this question

asked Apr 15 at 16:39

William MolletWilliam Mollet

1

• 
  
  
  

  
  2
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  A .jpg file is usually an image in "JPEG" binary format (see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JPEG_File_Interchange_Format ), so grep is inappropriate. Also, what is the "serial number" of which you speak? The command you list searches for the text string "serial number" in the file called M5KDAN44.
  
  – waltinator
  Apr 15 at 17:26
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  @William Mollet Do you mean you have jpg files without the extension in the file name, e.g 123 in place of 123.jpg.
  
  – Vijay
  Apr 15 at 17:44
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  2
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Do you mean meta-information inside the image? Something like exiftool image.jpg | grep "serial number"?
  
  – N0rbert
  Apr 15 at 19:42
  

  
  
  
  


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  @Vijay yes that's right but i need to find it's serial number (SN)
  
  – William Mollet
  Apr 15 at 22:14
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  @William Mollet I have edited the answer.
  
  – Vijay
  Apr 16 at 18:28
  

  
  
  
  

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I have issues decoding my jpg file to find it'sserial number from my linux terminal thought ssh .
my file and detail of command I did
M5KDAN44

grep "serial number" M5KDAN44

my error serialnumber is a value and not a sting to find
please help

ssh syslinux jpeg

share|improve this question

asked Apr 15 at 16:39

William MolletWilliam Mollet

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grep "serial number" M5KDAN44

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asked Apr 15 at 16:39

William MolletWilliam Mollet

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asked Apr 15 at 16:39

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Change directory to the target directory

cd /path/to/dir/with/files

To find jpg (JPEG) files if the extension is removed.

OIFS="$IFS";IFS=$'n';for f in `find ./ -type f -exec file --mime-type ;|grep image/jpeg|cut -d ":" -f 1`;do echo "$f";done;IFS="$OIFS"

For the Serial Number of the camera in EXIF data.

The command is:

exiftool <file-name> | grep '^Serial Number' 

Example

exiftool IMG_0277 | grep '^Serial Number'
Serial Number : 078073094979

Both commands combined to find jpg (JPEG) files and get the Serial Number.

OIFS="$IFS";IFS=$'n';for f in `find ./ -type f -exec file --mime-type ;|grep image/jpeg | cut -d ":" -f 1`;do echo "$f" `file --mime-type "$f"|cut -d ":" -f 2` `exiftool "$f"|grep '^Serial'`;done;IFS="$OIFS"

Example:

OIFS="$IFS";IFS=$'n';for f in `find ./ -type f -exec file --mime-type ;|grep image/jpeg | cut -d ":" -f 1`;do echo "$f" `file --mime-type "$f"|cut -d ":" -f 2` `exiftool "$f"|grep '^Serial'`;done;IFS="$OIFS"
./IMG_9862 07.JPG image/jpeg Serial Number : 078073094979
./008 image/jpeg
./IMG_0277 06 image/jpeg Serial Number : 078073094979
./new folder/IMG_0277 06 image/jpeg Serial Number : 078073094979
./new folder/008 03 image/jpeg
./DSC04592 05 image/jpeg
./008 03 image/jpeg

Note: Not all jpg files have 'Serial Number' in EXIF data.

The Serial Number of the camera is written by most newer DSLR cameras in EXIF data

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Change directory to the target directory

cd /path/to/dir/with/files

To find jpg (JPEG) files if the extension is removed.

OIFS="$IFS";IFS=$'n';for f in `find ./ -type f -exec file --mime-type ;|grep image/jpeg|cut -d ":" -f 1`;do echo "$f";done;IFS="$OIFS"

For the Serial Number of the camera in EXIF data.

The command is:

exiftool <file-name> | grep '^Serial Number' 

Example

exiftool IMG_0277 | grep '^Serial Number'
Serial Number : 078073094979

Both commands combined to find jpg (JPEG) files and get the Serial Number.

OIFS="$IFS";IFS=$'n';for f in `find ./ -type f -exec file --mime-type ;|grep image/jpeg | cut -d ":" -f 1`;do echo "$f" `file --mime-type "$f"|cut -d ":" -f 2` `exiftool "$f"|grep '^Serial'`;done;IFS="$OIFS"

Example:

OIFS="$IFS";IFS=$'n';for f in `find ./ -type f -exec file --mime-type ;|grep image/jpeg | cut -d ":" -f 1`;do echo "$f" `file --mime-type "$f"|cut -d ":" -f 2` `exiftool "$f"|grep '^Serial'`;done;IFS="$OIFS"
./IMG_9862 07.JPG image/jpeg Serial Number : 078073094979
./008 image/jpeg
./IMG_0277 06 image/jpeg Serial Number : 078073094979
./new folder/IMG_0277 06 image/jpeg Serial Number : 078073094979
./new folder/008 03 image/jpeg
./DSC04592 05 image/jpeg
./008 03 image/jpeg

Note: Not all jpg files have 'Serial Number' in EXIF data.

The Serial Number of the camera is written by most newer DSLR cameras in EXIF data

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3

Change directory to the target directory

cd /path/to/dir/with/files

To find jpg (JPEG) files if the extension is removed.

OIFS="$IFS";IFS=$'n';for f in `find ./ -type f -exec file --mime-type ;|grep image/jpeg|cut -d ":" -f 1`;do echo "$f";done;IFS="$OIFS"

For the Serial Number of the camera in EXIF data.

The command is:

exiftool <file-name> | grep '^Serial Number' 

Example

exiftool IMG_0277 | grep '^Serial Number'
Serial Number : 078073094979

Both commands combined to find jpg (JPEG) files and get the Serial Number.

OIFS="$IFS";IFS=$'n';for f in `find ./ -type f -exec file --mime-type ;|grep image/jpeg | cut -d ":" -f 1`;do echo "$f" `file --mime-type "$f"|cut -d ":" -f 2` `exiftool "$f"|grep '^Serial'`;done;IFS="$OIFS"

Example:

OIFS="$IFS";IFS=$'n';for f in `find ./ -type f -exec file --mime-type ;|grep image/jpeg | cut -d ":" -f 1`;do echo "$f" `file --mime-type "$f"|cut -d ":" -f 2` `exiftool "$f"|grep '^Serial'`;done;IFS="$OIFS"
./IMG_9862 07.JPG image/jpeg Serial Number : 078073094979
./008 image/jpeg
./IMG_0277 06 image/jpeg Serial Number : 078073094979
./new folder/IMG_0277 06 image/jpeg Serial Number : 078073094979
./new folder/008 03 image/jpeg
./DSC04592 05 image/jpeg
./008 03 image/jpeg

Note: Not all jpg files have 'Serial Number' in EXIF data.

The Serial Number of the camera is written by most newer DSLR cameras in EXIF data

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edited Apr 19 at 16:24

answered Apr 16 at 13:26

VijayVijay

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Change directory to the target directory

cd /path/to/dir/with/files

To find jpg (JPEG) files if the extension is removed.

OIFS="$IFS";IFS=$'n';for f in `find ./ -type f -exec file --mime-type ;|grep image/jpeg|cut -d ":" -f 1`;do echo "$f";done;IFS="$OIFS"

For the Serial Number of the camera in EXIF data.

The command is:

exiftool <file-name> | grep '^Serial Number' 

Example

exiftool IMG_0277 | grep '^Serial Number'
Serial Number : 078073094979

Both commands combined to find jpg (JPEG) files and get the Serial Number.

OIFS="$IFS";IFS=$'n';for f in `find ./ -type f -exec file --mime-type ;|grep image/jpeg | cut -d ":" -f 1`;do echo "$f" `file --mime-type "$f"|cut -d ":" -f 2` `exiftool "$f"|grep '^Serial'`;done;IFS="$OIFS"

Example:

OIFS="$IFS";IFS=$'n';for f in `find ./ -type f -exec file --mime-type ;|grep image/jpeg | cut -d ":" -f 1`;do echo "$f" `file --mime-type "$f"|cut -d ":" -f 2` `exiftool "$f"|grep '^Serial'`;done;IFS="$OIFS"
./IMG_9862 07.JPG image/jpeg Serial Number : 078073094979
./008 image/jpeg
./IMG_0277 06 image/jpeg Serial Number : 078073094979
./new folder/IMG_0277 06 image/jpeg Serial Number : 078073094979
./new folder/008 03 image/jpeg
./DSC04592 05 image/jpeg
./008 03 image/jpeg

Note: Not all jpg files have 'Serial Number' in EXIF data.

The Serial Number of the camera is written by most newer DSLR cameras in EXIF data

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edited Apr 19 at 16:24

answered Apr 16 at 13:26

VijayVijay

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cd /path/to/dir/with/files

OIFS="$IFS";IFS=$'n';for f in `find ./ -type f -exec file --mime-type ;|grep image/jpeg|cut -d ":" -f 1`;do echo "$f";done;IFS="$OIFS"

exiftool <file-name> | grep '^Serial Number' 

exiftool IMG_0277 | grep '^Serial Number'
Serial Number : 078073094979

OIFS="$IFS";IFS=$'n';for f in `find ./ -type f -exec file --mime-type ;|grep image/jpeg | cut -d ":" -f 1`;do echo "$f" `file --mime-type "$f"|cut -d ":" -f 2` `exiftool "$f"|grep '^Serial'`;done;IFS="$OIFS"

OIFS="$IFS";IFS=$'n';for f in `find ./ -type f -exec file --mime-type ;|grep image/jpeg | cut -d ":" -f 1`;do echo "$f" `file --mime-type "$f"|cut -d ":" -f 2` `exiftool "$f"|grep '^Serial'`;done;IFS="$OIFS"
./IMG_9862 07.JPG image/jpeg Serial Number : 078073094979
./008 image/jpeg
./IMG_0277 06 image/jpeg Serial Number : 078073094979
./new folder/IMG_0277 06 image/jpeg Serial Number : 078073094979
./new folder/008 03 image/jpeg
./DSC04592 05 image/jpeg
./008 03 image/jpeg

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edited Apr 19 at 16:24

answered Apr 16 at 13:26

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answered Apr 16 at 13:26

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