crop command
This new "crop" or "drop" will delete the latest version(s) from a (non multipart) archive
Have you ever wanted to delete an accidentally added version, perhaps a very large one?
Now you can!
By default DRY RUN (only test)
-kill Do a 'wet' (effective) run
-to tiny.zpaq Reduce to tiny.zpaq (safer)
-until X Discard every versions >X
-maxsize X Manually cut at X (RISKY)
-force Crop in-place (no backup: VERY RISKY!)
Examples:
Reduce file (dry run, just infos): crop z:\1.zpaq
Reduce up to version 100: crop z:\1.zpaq -to d:\2.zpaq -until 100 -kill
Reduce to first 100.000: crop z:\1.zpaq -to d:\2.zpaq -maxsize 100k -kill
Crop in place (NO BACKUP! RISKY!): crop z:\1.zpaq -until 2 -kill -force
range in list
It is now possible to see the files added in a single, or multiple versions
What files were changed yesterday?
-range X:Y Range versions [X-Y]
-range X: Range versions [X-THE LAST]
-range :X Range versions [1-X]
-range X Range is single version X
-range ::X Last X versions
Examples:
Files added in versions 2 and 3 l z:\1.zpaq -range 2:3
Files added in last version l z:\1.zpaq -range ::1
-sfx flag (win32)
Directly create a SFX archive
*zpaqfranz a z:\test.zpaq .cpp -sfx
c command -checksum switch
Changed -verify to -checksum to avoid switch collisions
Flag -nomac
Skip Mac's .DS_Store, Thumbs.db (yep, sometimes even Thumbs.db!), .something
Why Mac sometimes fills NAS Samba shares with tens of thousands of useless files?
./ autoadd in backup
Minor fix for backup command on *nix
VSS filename fix (win32)
Automagically rename VSS files
Cortex franzomips
QNAP cheap NAS CPU benchmark