Total SQX 1.10 (packer plug-in)
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[BUG] Test password protected archive freezes TC
If this is mentioned before I apologize - I had not time to scan all 18 pages.
When testing a password protected SQX Archive no password is requested and TC freezes at 96%. Although one could cancel the test operation it is a bit annoying.
Don't know if this a limitation of SQX, the Plugin or TC.
sheepdog
When testing a password protected SQX Archive no password is requested and TC freezes at 96%. Although one could cancel the test operation it is a bit annoying.
Don't know if this a limitation of SQX, the Plugin or TC.
sheepdog
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You're welcome. It was originally found by chris34.thanks for reporting this bug. I really wonder why noone found it before Confused
It's definitely a bug in the plug-in.
BTW did you receive my mail regarding the missing filename when an error occurs while testing?
sheepdog
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Total SQX 1.10 BETA 1 is available:
http://www.lefteous.de/tc/archives/totalsqx/wcx_totalsqx_1.10_beta_1.zip
Changes in this version:
http://www.lefteous.de/tc/archives/totalsqx/wcx_totalsqx_1.10_beta_1.zip
Changes in this version:
- FIXED Testing password-protected archives didn't work properly.
- ADDED The new option ArchiveOKMessage can be used to the behavior after successfully testing an archive (0=No message, 1=Display message).
- FIXED Packing wasn't finished when trying to pack just empty directories along with recovery data.
- FIXED Some files which contains alternate data streams couldn't be packed.
- FIXED Packing an archive with both archive and file protection in addtion with store security attributes resulted in non unpackable (using Total SQX) archive.
- CHANGED The option EnableAudioCompression has been removed. Audio compression can now be enabled always.
- FIXED Audio compression should now work without crashes. The option to enable/disable audio compression has been removed.
- CHANGED From now on the SQX library 6.0.4600 is used. The files for creating self-extracting archives have been updated as well.
I noticed that you haven't updated TotalSQX_DAN.lng with the latest version, that I sent you by email on March 29th.Total SQX 1.10 BETA 1 is available:
License #524 (1994)
Danish Total Commander Translator
TC 11.55rc4 32+64bit on Win XP 32bit & Win 7, 8.1 & 10 (22H2) 64bit, 'Everything' 1.5.0.1393a
TC 3.60b4 on Android 6, 13, 14
TC Extended Menus | TC Languagebar | TC Dark Help | PHSM-Calendar
Danish Total Commander Translator
TC 11.55rc4 32+64bit on Win XP 32bit & Win 7, 8.1 & 10 (22H2) 64bit, 'Everything' 1.5.0.1393a
TC 3.60b4 on Android 6, 13, 14
TC Extended Menus | TC Languagebar | TC Dark Help | PHSM-Calendar
Total SQX 1.10 BETA 2:
http://www.lefteous.de/tc/archives/totalsqx/wcx_totalsqx_1.10_beta_2.zip
- Audio compression wasn't reenabled correctly
- Danish language file updated.
http://www.lefteous.de/tc/archives/totalsqx/wcx_totalsqx_1.10_beta_2.zip
- Audio compression wasn't reenabled correctly
- Danish language file updated.
Does the new beta2 version can't use a password to protect the archive?
First I checked Encrypt (ZIP only) in TC's pack dialog, and input two times password, but didn't work.
Second I used the SQX's Configure dialog choosed from TC's pack dialog, I enter password in the Security page, but didn't work neither.
First I checked Encrypt (ZIP only) in TC's pack dialog, and input two times password, but didn't work.
Second I used the SQX's Configure dialog choosed from TC's pack dialog, I enter password in the Security page, but didn't work neither.
2WatchUer
Hi,
Did you set an unpack or even a listing password protection?
Hi,
It should work.Does the new beta2 version can't use a password to protect the archive?
Well ZIP only means ZIP only. This has absolutely no effect when creating a SQX archive.First I checked Encrypt (ZIP only) in TC's pack dialog, and input two times password, but didn't work.
That should work. I have tested this some minztes ago and it worked fine.Second I used the SQX's Configure dialog choosed from TC's pack dialog, I enter password in the Security page, but didn't work neither.
Did you set an unpack or even a listing password protection?
Maybe you only listed the content of the archive (while you did not protect listing explicit)?WatchUer wrote:Does the new beta2 version can't use a password to protect the archive?
First I checked Encrypt (ZIP only) in TC's pack dialog, and input two times password, but didn't work.
Second I used the SQX's Configure dialog choosed from TC's pack dialog, I enter password in the Security page, but didn't work neither.
You set the password in the configure dialog of SQXC plugin. Here it works fine with V 1.1.0.0 ß2.
sheepdog
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Order of PWs
2Sheepdog
Hello Stefan !
• It works fine here too. I guess that the order of the passwords to set is normal technically,
but a bit confusing for some users…
- In other words, they expect that setting the "Unpack" first protection in the dialogue, it is not possible to open (list) the archive… that is not correct, indeed.
Obviously, the most important protection is to prevent the unpacking !
VG
Claude
Clo

• It works fine here too. I guess that the order of the passwords to set is normal technically,
but a bit confusing for some users…
- In other words, they expect that setting the "Unpack" first protection in the dialogue, it is not possible to open (list) the archive… that is not correct, indeed.
Obviously, the most important protection is to prevent the unpacking !

Claude
Clo
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2Lefteous
Thx for the quick reply.
Strange, now the encrypt works.
Perhaps it's my fault, cause I forgot that TC can cache the password and misleaded by the Attr field(see my following the first question).
But I have two more question.
First: In the protected SQX archive, TC's Attr field can't indicate the encrypted file ie TC can't show the "e" in his Attr column for the encrpted file. The encrpted file in a ZIP archive can. I don't know whether it's a TC or plugin's problem...
Second: Does the SQX archive support different password for different files? I guess not by my test.
If SQX pack can use the TC's input password although it said ZIP only, it'll be more convenient.
Thx for the quick reply.
Strange, now the encrypt works.
Perhaps it's my fault, cause I forgot that TC can cache the password and misleaded by the Attr field(see my following the first question).
But I have two more question.
First: In the protected SQX archive, TC's Attr field can't indicate the encrypted file ie TC can't show the "e" in his Attr column for the encrpted file. The encrpted file in a ZIP archive can. I don't know whether it's a TC or plugin's problem...
Second: Does the SQX archive support different password for different files? I guess not by my test.
If SQX pack can use the TC's input password although it said ZIP only, it'll be more convenient.
2WatchUer
To see if a SQX archive is encrypted use "Total SQX Content". This content plug-in has the fields
totalsqx.Unpack Protection
totalsqx.Has List Protection
You could use these fields for example to color encrypted NTFS files.
Download:
http://www.lefteous.de/tc/totalsqx_content_eng.htm
Each archive has exactly one listing password if set.
When creating an archive there is exactly one unpack password for all files in the archive. For non-solid archives a new unpack password can be used when adding files to this archive. In this case extracting the whole archive means it's required to enter multiple unpack passwords.
For solid archives there is only one unpack password per archive.
Please also note:
- Unpack and listing password must be different.
- After creating an archive the pack passwords are deleted. That means if you want to create another encrypted archive you need to enter the passwords again.
2Clo
It seems to be a hardcoded ZIP only "feature". The encrypted attribute is normally a NTFS feature which indicates that a file is encrypetd using NTFS.In the protected SQX archive, TC's Attr field can't indicate the encrypted file ie TC can't show the "e" in his Attr column for the encrpted file. The encrpted file in a ZIP archive can. I don't know whether it's a TC or plugin's problem...
To see if a SQX archive is encrypted use "Total SQX Content". This content plug-in has the fields
totalsqx.Unpack Protection
totalsqx.Has List Protection
You could use these fields for example to color encrypted NTFS files.
Download:
http://www.lefteous.de/tc/totalsqx_content_eng.htm
I'm not sure if I understood you here. You can set a new password (or 2 if you use list protection) for each new archive you create.Does the SQX archive support different password for different files?
Each archive has exactly one listing password if set.
When creating an archive there is exactly one unpack password for all files in the archive. For non-solid archives a new unpack password can be used when adding files to this archive. In this case extracting the whole archive means it's required to enter multiple unpack passwords.
For solid archives there is only one unpack password per archive.
Please also note:
- Unpack and listing password must be different.
- After creating an archive the pack passwords are deleted. That means if you want to create another encrypted archive you need to enter the passwords again.
This is impossible as TC doesn't inform Total SQX (and all other packer plug-ins) about these passwords.If SQX pack can use the TC's input password although it said ZIP only, it'll be more convenient.
2Clo
Please note that a listing protection can only be set when the archive has an unpack protection. This is why you need to enter the unpack password first.In other words, they expect that setting the "Unpack" first protection in the dialogue, it is not possible to open (list) the archive…
Now I understand, I've used solid archive. Thx!Lefteous wrote:I'm not sure if I understood you here. You can set a new password (or 2 if you use list protection) for each new archive you create.
Each archive has exactly one listing password if set.
When creating an archive there is exactly one unpack password for all files in the archive. For non-solid archives a new unpack password can be used when adding files to this archive. In this case extracting the whole archive means it's required to enter multiple unpack passwords.
For solid archives there is only one unpack password per archive.
Total SQX 1.10 is available.
Download:
Total SQX 1.10
Changes in this version:
Download:
Total SQX 1.10
Changes in this version:
- FIXED Testing password-protected archives didn't work properly.
- ADDED The new option ArchiveOKMessage can be used to control the behavior after successfully testing an archive (0=No message, 1=Display message).
- FIXED Packing wasn't finished when trying to pack just empty directories along with recovery data (SQX 6.0.4600).
- FIXED Some files which contains alternate data streams couldn't be packed (SQX 6.0.4600).
- FIXED Packing an archive with both archive and file protection in addtion with store security attributes resulted in non unpackable (using Total SQX) archive (SQX 6.0.4600).
- CHANGED The option EnableAudioCompression has been removed. Audio compression can now be enabled always.
- FIXED Audio compression should now work without crashes. The option to enable/disable audio compression has been removed (SQX 6.0.4600).
- CHANGED From now on the SQX library 6.0.4600 is used. The files for creating self-extracting archives have been updated as well.