In article <540DAB20.6050400@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, David Pilling <flist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi, > On 08/09/2014 13:17, Gerald Chat wrote: > > I am assuming that you created a zip rather than a spark archive? > I don't remember... Spark archives are 'garble' or DES. Garble is > extremely weak and anyone who knows the trick will be able to break it > in seconds. We have an option, and DES is one of them. > Did I allow DES on Zip? If so it is non-standard. Phil Katz the > originator of the Zip format did his own encryption which is the Zip > standard. With SparkFS there are no options to encrypt or password protect... Well I've never found a way? > The problem you will encounter is if anyone has supported DES on Zip, > they won't necessarily have done it the way I have - there's no standard. > It has been suggested to me that I allow files in archives greater than > 2GB - recent changes to RISC OS make this possible. Users would probably > prefer standard Zip encryption and rename. The problem is bigger than I first thought. See my answer to Gerald. Dave -- Dave Triffid To unsubscribe or subscribe goto: //www.freelists.org/list/davidpilling