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Key	Value
FileName	http://ftp1.fr.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD//snapshots//i386//12.2-STABLE//src.txz
MD5	BAE83E79BC11548FB16B6766157E04CB
SHA-1	00628F01D07F1D368C4CA5E65444E783F7CDB625
SHA-256	2D43B6EEE9FD7DF77DD2A43397DB22C9F6EE6228994E8621665A1FC16B5EF05D
SSDEEP	3145728:0tsE9Xn095XzAwvL1yjFXRRQYNKu2wFy/j+dlpqva6lP3Dkcba0lLDK4v1:0XkJJ2NKu2w8azpqy6lPN1DK4
TLSH	T112883306FE73DCE54B8FCFE51A23E9615D40F128D6367A894BB64A059FE320D80E6835

Key	Value
MD5	8BF76926F729C3E78B9AC2AC79A55EEF
PackageArch	i586
PackageDescription	Libarchive is a programming library that can create and read several different streaming archive formats, including most popular tar variants and several cpio formats. It can also write shar archives and read ISO-9660 CDROM images. The bsdtar program is an implementation of tar(1) that is built on top of libarchive. It started as a test harness, but has grown and is now the standard system tar for FreeBSD 5 and 6. The libarchive library offers a number of features that make it both very flexible and very powerful. - Automatic format detection: libarchive can automatically determine both the compression and the archive format, regardless of the data source. Most tar implementations do not automatically detect the compression format, few implementation that can correctly do this when reading from stdin or a socket. (The tar program included with Gunnar Ritter's heirloom collection also does full automatic format detection.) - Writes POSIX formats: libarchive writes POSIX-standard formats, including "ustar," "pax interchange format," and the POSIX "cpio" format. - Supports pax interchange format: Pax interchange format (which, despite the name, is really an extended tar format) eliminates almost all limitations of historic tar formats and provides a standard method for incorporating vendor-specific extensions. libarchive exploits this extension mechanism to support ACLs and file flags, for example. (Joerg Schilling's star archiver is another open-source tar program that supports pax interchange format.) - Reads popular formats: libarchive can read GNU tar, ustar, pax interchange format, cpio, and older tar variants. The internal architecture is easily extensible. The only requirement for support is that it be possible to read the format without seeking in the file. (For example, a format that includes a compressed size field before the data cannot be correctly written without seeking.) - High-Level API: the libarchive API makes it fairly simple to build an archive from a list of filenames or to extract the entries from an archive. However, the API also provides extreme flexibility with regards to data sources. For example, there are generic hooks that allow you to write an archive to a socket or read data from an archive entry into a memory buffer. - Extensible. The internal design uses generic interfaces for compression, archive format detection and decoding, and archive data I/O. It should be very easy to add new formats, new compression methods, or new ways of reading/writing archives.
PackageName	libarchive13
PackageRelease	archiving.128.5
PackageVersion	3.5.2
SHA-1	0564C519E0518311DD9BCA21E3EA0071BA909399
SHA-256	91D0D6ECBB82F104A7E5D2A1B171D5DB7946BC505348FC81EB12A8BAEF0DC661

Key	Value
FileName	http://ftp1.fr.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD//snapshots//amd64//12.3-PRERELEASE//src.txz
MD5	89CE472AC800DFD44A042285F2B0CCEE
SHA-1	0A2FAAE349B7D72F7F233EAA2C48CE87EA03B7D0
SHA-256	207604918D259DAF293964EB3CABA9619D10DDBDE74554853A9E7A29E87539CB
SSDEEP	3145728:/NbJR/7RF7ZmDK2ydMrK0mpA5hgkwOlWY3VtO3pWBWw9Al1VlJ32/ndRr8t:/Nj/9ODKJMrKAhgeoY3Vs3qv9AnDJm/Q
TLSH	T17088336101F6A79E6EEC6FE8E82B14B0A0014CFE77811F96C50B35B179D3ED971AC468

Key	Value
MD5	4695693C994169FFD982C711AC983E6F
PackageArch	x86_64
PackageDescription	Libarchive is a programming library that can create and read several different streaming archive formats, including most popular tar variants and several cpio formats. It can also write shar archives and read ISO-9660 CDROM images. The bsdtar program is an implementation of tar(1) that is built on top of libarchive. It started as a test harness, but has grown and is now the standard system tar for FreeBSD 5 and 6. The libarchive library offers a number of features that make it both very flexible and very powerful. - Automatic format detection: libarchive can automatically determine both the compression and the archive format, regardless of the data source. Most tar implementations do not automatically detect the compression format, few implementation that can correctly do this when reading from stdin or a socket. (The tar program included with Gunnar Ritter's heirloom collection also does full automatic format detection.) - Writes POSIX formats: libarchive writes POSIX-standard formats, including "ustar," "pax interchange format," and the POSIX "cpio" format. - Supports pax interchange format: Pax interchange format (which, despite the name, is really an extended tar format) eliminates almost all limitations of historic tar formats and provides a standard method for incorporating vendor-specific extensions. libarchive exploits this extension mechanism to support ACLs and file flags, for example. (Joerg Schilling's star archiver is another open-source tar program that supports pax interchange format.) - Reads popular formats: libarchive can read GNU tar, ustar, pax interchange format, cpio, and older tar variants. The internal architecture is easily extensible. The only requirement for support is that it be possible to read the format without seeking in the file. (For example, a format that includes a compressed size field before the data cannot be correctly written without seeking.) - High-Level API: the libarchive API makes it fairly simple to build an archive from a list of filenames or to extract the entries from an archive. However, the API also provides extreme flexibility with regards to data sources. For example, there are generic hooks that allow you to write an archive to a socket or read data from an archive entry into a memory buffer. - Extensible. The internal design uses generic interfaces for compression, archive format detection and decoding, and archive data I/O. It should be very easy to add new formats, new compression methods, or new ways of reading/writing archives.
PackageName	libarchive13
PackageRelease	archiving.128.2
PackageVersion	3.5.2
SHA-1	0D98070E1C5BE6512F27A2AEF51A001E344B9963
SHA-256	74A0CAD68A995A9AD85BEC335B80480B213CAE0B5947D26150EB46B244EC6552

Key	Value
FileName	http://ftp1.fr.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD//snapshots//powerpc//powerpc//14.0-CURRENT//src.txz
MD5	D2555B65B055171BFD432C8EF6912886
SHA-1	0F06158CBDDCD78777C189CDE7F0EBC1401F2DD0
SHA-256	F3B42851AFA2E3E0FF95CB5DCF598663FD99C020E78925D9857EBF712C9F3316
SSDEEP	3145728:MzuVUhXGOOJ59HEFENyDEt/sPLt375/KAiK3LIdKn8dfpE0/9DQyJ:akHVNwE8Ltr5tiXf19DQ0
TLSH	T133983337C04B92B4255BC1E62ED4C6BB645E02361EE02A74AEEF7748DE2C4B70D2953D

Key	Value
FileName	http://ftp1.fr.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD//development//tarballs//src_stable_13.tar.gz
MD5	6657DDCB7BDDB457F8FB28AF100286CC
SHA-1	1772613E27FC17D25494D146FD2D80834C363B64
SHA-256	6EA332F73416E3E5D18E2B47B8682CF2935E777EB9AFB083AA2E22548919AE55
SSDEEP	6291456:FUv25mvQ9JrJkIcY/Yn9wNWwot5WkihkT1D0jXpF6pF2XjdkGv+HryiQi:FmvGJNkLYVWlYqT1IjGyXBtv+HOLi
TLSH	T1B8D833F0C7857A5CA2EB60251B0292EAED8F7CFC7160D25FD48993A3C2B95C7695BC01

Key	Value
MD5	80738D48528F959B7A0BAE98801BA053
PackageArch	armv7hl
PackageDescription	The bsdcat program typically takes a filename as an argument or reads standard input when used in a pipe. In both cases decompressed data it written to standard output.
PackageMaintainer	ns80 <ns80>
PackageName	bsdcat
PackageRelease	1.mga8
PackageVersion	3.5.2
SHA-1	1CE096A1F90131DEFA652B6BB40DBE84D5839E2A
SHA-256	C84DBA2AEE6D7E5DE6331AF86033B1459F3E84239E88E50829FC396D0E142263

Key	Value
MD5	BFB8E589FF4BE2638A81A762FFC375BD
PackageArch	x86_64
PackageDescription	Libarchive is a programming library that can create and read several different streaming archive formats, including most popular tar variants and several cpio formats. It can also write shar archives and read ISO-9660 CDROM images. The bsdtar program is an implementation of tar(1) that is built on top of libarchive. It started as a test harness, but has grown and is now the standard system tar for FreeBSD 5 and 6. The libarchive library offers a number of features that make it both very flexible and very powerful. - Automatic format detection: libarchive can automatically determine both the compression and the archive format, regardless of the data source. Most tar implementations do not automatically detect the compression format, few implementation that can correctly do this when reading from stdin or a socket. (The tar program included with Gunnar Ritter's heirloom collection also does full automatic format detection.) - Writes POSIX formats: libarchive writes POSIX-standard formats, including "ustar," "pax interchange format," and the POSIX "cpio" format. - Supports pax interchange format: Pax interchange format (which, despite the name, is really an extended tar format) eliminates almost all limitations of historic tar formats and provides a standard method for incorporating vendor-specific extensions. libarchive exploits this extension mechanism to support ACLs and file flags, for example. (Joerg Schilling's star archiver is another open-source tar program that supports pax interchange format.) - Reads popular formats: libarchive can read GNU tar, ustar, pax interchange format, cpio, and older tar variants. The internal architecture is easily extensible. The only requirement for support is that it be possible to read the format without seeking in the file. (For example, a format that includes a compressed size field before the data cannot be correctly written without seeking.) - High-Level API: the libarchive API makes it fairly simple to build an archive from a list of filenames or to extract the entries from an archive. However, the API also provides extreme flexibility with regards to data sources. For example, there are generic hooks that allow you to write an archive to a socket or read data from an archive entry into a memory buffer. - Extensible. The internal design uses generic interfaces for compression, archive format detection and decoding, and archive data I/O. It should be very easy to add new formats, new compression methods, or new ways of reading/writing archives.
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	libarchive13
PackageRelease	2.3
PackageVersion	3.5.2
SHA-1	2478774D75F8BB5D535468911C83B7750ADE03B3
SHA-256	6DEA26F657C930C2E17476505E00148691DE247E76E61FA40D2115EE8D063BF1

Key	Value
MD5	57AB5B7B0E54226E25CE4DCB426A9794
PackageArch	armv7hl
PackageDescription	Libarchive is a programming library that can create and read several different streaming archive formats, including most popular tar variants and several cpio formats. It can also write shar archives and read ISO-9660 CDROM images. The bsdtar program is an implementation of tar(1) that is built on top of libarchive. It started as a test harness, but has grown and is now the standard system tar for FreeBSD 5 and 6. The libarchive library offers a number of features that make it both very flexible and very powerful. - Automatic format detection: libarchive can automatically determine both the compression and the archive format, regardless of the data source. Most tar implementations do not automatically detect the compression format, few implementation that can correctly do this when reading from stdin or a socket. (The tar program included with Gunnar Ritter's heirloom collection also does full automatic format detection.) - Writes POSIX formats: libarchive writes POSIX-standard formats, including "ustar," "pax interchange format," and the POSIX "cpio" format. - Supports pax interchange format: Pax interchange format (which, despite the name, is really an extended tar format) eliminates almost all limitations of historic tar formats and provides a standard method for incorporating vendor-specific extensions. libarchive exploits this extension mechanism to support ACLs and file flags, for example. (Joerg Schilling's star archiver is another open-source tar program that supports pax interchange format.) - Reads popular formats: libarchive can read GNU tar, ustar, pax interchange format, cpio, and older tar variants. The internal architecture is easily extensible. The only requirement for support is that it be possible to read the format without seeking in the file. (For example, a format that includes a compressed size field before the data cannot be correctly written without seeking.) - High-Level API: the libarchive API makes it fairly simple to build an archive from a list of filenames or to extract the entries from an archive. However, the API also provides extreme flexibility with regards to data sources. For example, there are generic hooks that allow you to write an archive to a socket or read data from an archive entry into a memory buffer. - Extensible. The internal design uses generic interfaces for compression, archive format detection and decoding, and archive data I/O. It should be very easy to add new formats, new compression methods, or new ways of reading/writing archives.
PackageName	libarchive13
PackageRelease	archiving.128.4
PackageVersion	3.5.2
SHA-1	2C173BAD593550890B27EE87D3C29496B34EDB38
SHA-256	002DFE04E7A33E1AF2B0E69A0A693015D8AE9DF947E0F4BA1FD23279E5ACE054

Key	Value
MD5	70D6E562E32041D2DDBD929A62815DC4
PackageArch	armv7hl
PackageDescription	Libarchive is a programming library that can create and read several different streaming archive formats, including most popular tar variants and several cpio formats. It can also write shar archives and read ISO9660 CDROM images and ZIP archives. The bsdtar program is an implementation of tar(1) that is built on top of libarchive. It started as a test harness, but has grown and is now the standard system tar for FreeBSD 5 and 6.
PackageMaintainer	ns80 <ns80>
PackageName	libarchive13
PackageRelease	1.mga8
PackageVersion	3.5.2
SHA-1	443F71A0BE08634C1FB86577365F9D43F17FD22A
SHA-256	6550B6B6982208D86431AAE9E3937220846D02A253D80F5FDB2E95D17C17FAB0