Open Maijin opened 2 years ago
Thank you! I like the idea (even it's a bit risky) but I could add it as an optional feature. Any recommendation regarding @enzok fork compared to the official one from @hatching? Is there a reason to use the fork?
I would use sflock2. It has a bunch of improvements in it.
Thank you! So sflock2 in PyPI is basically https://github.com/doomedraven/sflock/ repository?
Yes.
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Thank you! So sflock2 in PyPI is basically https://github.com/doomedraven/sflock/ repository?
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Hi I simply searched quickly for sflock my bad 👍
This is not an easy suggestion and it may also introduce risks but having an option to get archived files to get extracted recursively & hashed, I thought could also be an interesting add to hashlookup :)
(E.g of lib - https://githubplus.com/enzok/sflock or 7zip etc.)