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Author Pea-Peach project
giorgio.tani@email.it

2006-09-22, 3:55 am

Hi, I would like to introduce a project for a file archiver I developed
in last months.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/pea-peach

It supports it's native .pea archive format and raw file split/join,
it's released under LGPL (.pea file format specifications are released
under public domain)

It is an os-portable archiver performing in a single passage:
- (optional) integrity check of uncompressed input objects, including
object attributes, file age and full qualified name;
- (optionally) compress non-empty files (deflate based compression
scheme described in the documentation)
- (optionally) encrypt and authenticate all object in the archive as a
single stream of data (described in details in the documentation)
- write the output data to arbitrarily sized volumes and (optionally)
checksum or hash volumes for integrity check

It's developed under Lazarus/FreePascal and built for Windows and
Linux; it uses the Delphi/Pascal crypto library developed and mantained
by Wolfgang Ehrhardt
http://home.netsurf.de/wolfgang.ehrhardt/index.html

Any comment is welcome, thank you
Giorgio

[this will be cross posted to sci.crypt and comp.compression]

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