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7z: Trailing garbage #1521
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Thanks a lot for the feedback @systemcrash 👍🏼 Files with trailing garbage will be notified but the extraction data will be not removed as incomplete. |
Thanks @aonez
I figure this is an acceptable compromise - perhaps the trailing garbage strictness could be configured with a boolean? |
@systemcrash I usually prefer to inform when there's extra data instead of silently accepting that. The user should decide if it is ok or not. I've seen macOS bundled archiver extract a corrupted tar.gz producing incomplete output without any warning.
Will be added in the next revision v1.4.6. You can already set the flag for when the version is ready. |
Is there a good motivation for a hidden flag versus a GUI checkbox? |
@systemcrash v1.4.7 is public now with this option in the preferences. Thanks again!! |
Great to hear! Thanks @aonez |
So.... not sure whether it's meant to be like this, but in the latest version running, I can't click on any menus, but I can hit CTRL+, to open prefs pane and I see the new option. |
Hi @systemcrash, I'm not sure what do you mean with CTRL+ to open the Settings. The default command is Command,. I'm not seeing any issue with the menus. Can you share an screencast or more information about your issue? |
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Describe the bug
Try any of these:
https://downloads.openwrt.org/releases/23.05.5/targets/x86/64/openwrt-23.05.5-x86-64-generic-ext4-combined-efi.img.gz
Header:
Garbage in question:
So, I don't think this is a Keka problem, but rather the decompressor it uses. 7zz and kekaunar decompression strategy seems prisoner to the archive file length. Given that there is nothing else to use, since a header is absent (probably because the gzip was created from piped data), this is now problematic.
gzip successfully decompresses, and ignores the 'trailing garbage' with:
The trailing garbage should not be there, but, it is.
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