Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
No problem. I will not get to test it until Saturday, but I will let you know the result then.
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Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
should be fixed. Also thank you for the reporting you've been doing. I really appreciate.
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Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
So, we have another issueimport packer,sound
pack=packer.packer("sounds.dat","sounds",True,"","")
snd=sound.sound()
snd.load(pack.read_file("amb.ogg"),True)
snd.play
Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
So, we have another issueimport packer,sound
pack=packer.packer("sounds.dat","sounds",True,"","")
snd=sound.sound()
snd.load(pack.read_file("amb.ogg"),True)
snd.play
Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
hi there. There was an error in the indentation, the packer should now work properly.Also, remember that the first argument to supply is the pack name not the directory. The directory is the second argument.
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Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
So I'm trying to use this again, and we have a problem:import packer
packer=packer.packer("sounds","snds.dat",False)Produces no directory with my sounds. There is no snds.dat created or anything. Have any ideas?The thing als
Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
hi there.The compress and decompress sem to not do what they should.The data is compressed and encrypted but 7-zip can still extract the file names.One thing I can do is ring to encode the names maybe in base64 or obfuscade them in someway.
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Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
Sorry for the double post. After I got a memory error I've been doing some reading and here's what I've found.The common thing people do to handle large files is use zlib.compressobj(), and then compress a file by loading it bit b
Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
It works fine now, though if possible I would like to use compress and decompress because that blocked the user from opening up the archive and seeing the names of the files
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Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
Try now. I added a little tweak which should fix your problem, even though you might not be able to use compress() decompress().
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oh, the nice MemoryError, comes back once again. ha
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Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
I'm so sorry. I will try and remember to provide a traceback in the future with any reports I will give, assuming that I can get one.Begin traceback:Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\amerikranian\Downloads\pypackfile
Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
I'm so sorry. I will try and remember to provide a traceback in the future with any reports I will give, assuming that I can get one.Begin traceback:Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\amerikranian\Downloads\pypackfile
Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
have you got any tracebacks? One would be helpful.With sound file do you mean an actuall sound? Because if yes, that makes me wonder why would you use a 386 mb sound file
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Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
I just tried to compress a 386 mb sound file. The program sat there and then promptly crashed. I passt in the IV and True for both the encrypt and decompress arguments.To add to that, normal encryption works great.
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Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
I just tried to compress a 386 mb sound file. The program sat there and then promptly crashed. I passt in the IV and True for both the encrypt and decompress arguments.
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Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
hi there.The packfile has been stabilized. It now generates a random IV if none is supplied or it completes one if the length is incorrect.Feel free to look at the documentation in the github repo, since there are a few changes.If you have any, feel
Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
I suggested using a better compression module primarily to reduce the size of the overall pack file. With Zstandard, for example, you can pass in it about a hundred MB (or, even, just a few hundred KB) of data to "train" it, then you fuc
Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
Now I think on it, why does it matter if the OP uses zipfile vs anything else? You would want to compress, then encrypt anyway, meaning that the final archive type should honestly probably just be tar or something similar. sorry for the multiple
Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
I don't know who gave that talk about typing aes being bad, but it's silly, absurd and makes no sense. Calling a function isn't a problem. There's also nothing wrong as Carter said with the OP's library.My question is why
Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
I will give a look to it. Thanks.
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Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
@3, ah. Cryptography is probably better and far more up to date than Crytodome is. Its very fast, if you use it properly, and its very good at what it uses and does.
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@3, ah. Cryptography is probably better and far more up to date than Crytodome is. Its very fast, if you use it properly, and its very good at what it uses.
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Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
@2to point 1 and 2 in the concerns.the encryption I'm using is just an example, everyone is free to change it if their wish when they use it.There is not a particular reason for me using zipfile. This is just an old project I had there and I de
Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
@2to point 1 and 2 in the concers.the encryption I'm using is just an example, everyone is free to change it if their wish when they use it.There is not a particular reason for me using zipfile. This is just an old project I had there and I de
Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
Just poking through this, and I've already noticed some huge concerns:1. Why are you using cryptodome, and why are you directly calling the AES cryptographic functions?2. Why are you using CFB mode? How are the bits of the cipher encry
pypackfile, a python packfile object
Hi there guys.I'm glad to say that I've finally released a packfile object in python which can help you by packing game data such as sounds.For further documentation, please visit the link belowpypackfileSince my communicating skills and writ
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