| Torrentzip is a program that brings zip archives into a ``normal |
| form'': if the contained files (and their names) are identical, the |
| zip archive will always be the same, byte-wise. Below is the |
| definition fo the Torrentzip normal form. |
| |
| * order of files in archive |
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| In ascending order, as determined by strcasecmp(3). |
| |
| XXX: How does it deal with file names differing in case only? |
| |
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| * compression used |
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| Deflate at best compression level (Z_BEST_COMPRESSION). |
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| XXX: -MAX_WBITS, DEF_MEM_LEVEL, Z_DEFAULT_STRATEGY (from zip.h) |
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| |
| * fields in local/central directory |
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| version made by 0 |
| version needed to extract 20 |
| general purpose flag 2 (maximum compression) |
| compression method 8 (Deflated) |
| last mod file time XXX (23:32 GMT+1) |
| last mod file date XXX (1996/12/24) |
| extra fields none |
| file comment none |
| disk number start 0 |
| internal file attributes 0 |
| external file attributes 0 |
| |
| * archive comment: |
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| The archive comment contains a signature and a crc32 checksum of the |
| central directory (including start and end markers (XXX?)). This is |
| used to detect wether a torrentziped archive was modified by a |
| non-torrentzip aware program. |
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| TORRENTZIPPED-XXXXXXXX where XXXXXXX is the crc32 checksum of |
| central dir in hex. |
