Options : Archives

In addition to internally supported zip archives, Synchronize It! can work with most other archive types by using external archivers. Configuration for these archives support will be stored in additional file, usually wndsync.arc, or in Registry. Now you can edit external archivers settings directly in Options.

Preconfigured archiver doesn't work?

Please note that Synchronize It! has to invoke external packer directly, so if it not available in standard folders, you may need to enter full path to archiver tool.

How to add support of another archive type?

To add your own archive type, you will need to check switches and listing format for this tool. Alternatively, contact us and we'll try to help you.
ToolProgram used to pack files into archive
UnpackerIf another program is required for unpacking, specify it here
ExtensionsList of common file extensions for this archive type, separated with space (ex: lzh lz)
ListCommand to generate listing of archive content. Result listing should include all necessary information, like file date, size and path;
List beginSubstring in content listing, declaring that actual files are listed below. This is used to skip copyright and other general information from listing
List endSimilary to List begin, this is string which can be found after all files in listing
FormatFormat description - used to parse information in listing
AddCommand to add files to archive
DeleteCommand line to delete files from archive
GetCommand to extract file from archive
Long namesCheck, if archive support long file names
Pipe outputDeclares alternative method of getting information from archiver - only set it if you can't get archive working without this option
OEM TextSet it if you have problems with file names in non-English language

All commands can include next parameters:

Format information

To read information from listing produced by archiver, Synchronize It! have to know format of this file. lformat key describes it by using string of next format:

lformat= L|X|X|X|MM-dd-yy|hh:mm|X|N
where:

Some archivers use system date format in listing. For this case there is special format values:

Also, format line can start with several '$', meaning to merge 2 or more lines into one.


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