Result for 5C0E889CD451FDBEF547011DFF261AC12A01C15D

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MD52C9A94811D4B131CB269C66C4A6D9FD6
PackageArchx86_64
PackageDescriptionLibarchive 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. 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.
PackageMaintainerhttps://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageNamelibarchive13-32bit
PackageReleaselp150.1.9
PackageVersion3.3.2
SHA-15C0E889CD451FDBEF547011DFF261AC12A01C15D
SHA-25643D17313DE740E61BB512425599F0F569FE04BBC4BE6302CCF579E608D1A2DF1
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hashlookup:trust50

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The searched file hash includes 2 children files known and seen by metalookup. A sample is included below:

Key Value
FileName./usr/lib64/libarchive.so.13
FileSize20
MD5E4F87235B261B2FB4F65B4AA940668FE
SHA-1293ADAF81FB88605000AA8A09B4B1E093E5270B7
SHA-2561FADE81FA202141D87FB56BE2FF6942DA9563463FCAE3B56EE378F0DD47D5D10
SSDEEP3:EEXHNKHMXn:EEXN9n
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FileName./usr/lib/libarchive.so.13.3.2
FileSize835240
MD5169701080603AB7636AF15F8F9184204
SHA-15C53BBFD75DB69F5EB3868EEB1ABC70C9A436F85
SHA-256ED4809D8E5ED5F0A1617383AE1B3665614A2265560BB3527F7688CA7AD5F96B8
SSDEEP12288:ujeJsJ5xCIoIRpaRZby3RSxaho3HfYg6GnTX3C26fCmN3LtXZHfV:ujeCJ5xCIoIpIZu3UxaaAzWy26pd
TLSHT17D055C89FBC79CF1F7A306B1064AA7335A2086079023F5F2EA4D7755783B2067D1A279