Synchronet v3.19b-Win32 (install) has been released (Jan-2022).

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history:newfilebase [2023/02/28 14:51] – [Tags] Clarify what is meant by 'tag' digital manhistory:newfilebase [2024/09/14 13:50] (current) – [Long Filenames] Mention characters sets and case (in)sensitivity of filenames digital man
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 Similarly, a maximum length of 3 character archive "types" are stored per BBS Similarly, a maximum length of 3 character archive "types" are stored per BBS
 user record (for each user's QWK packet format and temp archive preference). user record (for each user's QWK packet format and temp archive preference).
 +
 +*Note*:
 +In Synchronet v3.20, the maximum length of configurable file extensions was
 +increased from 3 to 15 characters.
  
 Since support for the viewing and extraction of several common archive formats Since support for the viewing and extraction of several common archive formats
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 file extensions (e.g. ".tar.gz" instead of ".tgz") may still be successfully file extensions (e.g. ".tar.gz" instead of ".tgz") may still be successfully
 extracted or viewed. extracted or viewed.
 +
 +===== Filenames =====
 +Filenames should contain US-ASCII characters only. While some methods of adding files to filebases may support adding filenames
 +that include CP437 characters, that should be avoided/discouraged. The allowed filename characters for files uploaded by users
 +is configurable by the sysop in SCFG->File Options.
 + 
 +==== Case-insensitivity ====
 +The original case (upper/lower) of alphabetic characters in filenames is stored in the filebases
 +(index and header files), however, storage of the same (duplicate) filename, differing
 +only in case, is intentionally not supported.
  
 ===== Large Files ===== ===== Large Files =====
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 Formats fully supported: Formats fully supported:
-  * zip+  * zip (not all legacy compression formats, e.g. "implode", supported)
   * 7zip   * 7zip
   * gzipped-tar   * gzipped-tar
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 command-line need be configured. command-line need be configured.
  
-For listing the contents of archives, the new archive.js utility script may be+For listing the contents of archives, the new ''[[dir:exec]]/archive.js'' utility script may be
 installed as a "Viewable File Type" handler for the commonly supported file installed as a "Viewable File Type" handler for the commonly supported file
-extensions by running 'jsexec archive.js install'. This installs archive.js as+extensions by running 'jsexec archive.js install'. This installs ''archive.js'' as
 a final "fall-through" viewer for "*" files (all file types). a final "fall-through" viewer for "*" files (all file types).
  

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