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There is code at the beginning of your topic.
You are reading the entire archive and you are trying to decode it with the header!
Any ZIP archive created by a standard packer has a HEADER!
MQL5 unpacker does NOT skip header.
Therefore, you cannot unpack data.
So, explain:
Initially what do you NEED?
Let me try to explain one last time:
The yellow rectangle in the top window is the word "test" packed by CryptEncode. The yellow rectangle below is the word "test" packed by standard zip archiver. The question is why the rectangles are different, and how to make their content the same.
I'll try to explain one last time:
The yellow rectangle in the top window is the word "test" packed with CryptEncode. The yellow rectangle at the bottom is the word "test" packed by the standard zip archiver. The question is why rectangles are different and how to make their content equal.
Because DIFFERENT compression methods are used
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1951
there's something wrong with the archiving
I archive with one key, unarchive with another key and it's fine:
or are the keys only used for encryption?
The algorithm has settings. Maybe it is about them. Then you need to find out what they are in MQL5.
torture them or something?
They will say we are scoundrels who do not know how the archiving algorithm works )
The algorithm has settings. Maybe it is about them. Then you need to find out what they are in MQL5.
Because DIFFERENT compression methods are used
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1951
should we torture them?
They will say that we are scoundrels who do not know how the archiving algorithm works)
Unpack standard ZIP files!
(for now, only with one packed file in the archive, later I will make it for several (if needed) )