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[Q] fork status
Hi, I would like to package this fork for voidlinux, however I've being queried about
What makes this fork authoritative? This is doubly relevant because the homepage is still p7zip.sourceforge.net, but that site does not appear to direct people to the new fork.
and I'm in no position to answer the question, would you mind shed some light on this?
tracking https://github.com/void-linux/
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The streams module currently only supports the double buffer approach, and not the ring buffer approach. The scaffolding for supporting the double buffer approach is in the code, however. This just needs a willing volunteer to implement it.
The streams module was authored by @tSed who may be able to give guidance to a volunteer.
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I was able to confirm that
os.Create()
will happily follow symlinks.Although standard tools like
tar
will not likely allow you to add two files with the same name to an archive file, it's certainly easy enough to do in code. This means that we need to add an additional check before writing to a destination to make sure that it's not a symlink outside of the destination.The vulnerab