A journaling, incremental, deduplicating archiver

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https://github.com/fcorbelli/zpaqfranz

Swiss army knife for backup and disaster recovery, like 7z or RAR on steroids,with deduplicated "snapshots" (versions). Conceptually similar to Mac time machine, but much more efficiently.

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Revision 8 (latest revision is 9)
Dirk Mueller's avatar Dirk Mueller (dirkmueller) committed (revision 8)
- update to 60.6:
  * Better -stdin management
    Now files added with -stdin should be deduplicated as well as
    those added manually (up to the previous version the
    deduplicator was less efficient, for a whole series of
    reasons long to explain)
  * New comparehex command
    This command performs an operation that happens very
    frequently, namely comparing two lines (typically HASH codes)
    present in two files. If the codes are the same it exits with
    OK. You can also impose the expected length of the hash.
  * Counts within more than one file the occurrences of a certain
    string, and returns OK if the number is the expected one In
    essence, within a log file, it counts how many positive
    results there are.
  * If you don't select a string to search for, it will use the
    default one for OKs with the -big switch
  * During program termination with Control-C press, a better
    management of the deletion of files created with -chunk is
    performed.
  * It might also perform rollback of .zpaq files, maybe in the
    future.
  * Apparently it should work in a portable way across various
    platforms, or at least I hope so.
  * The problem of terminating a multithreaded system based on a
    condition is not trivial, even from a performance
    perspective. I used "dirty tricks", we'll see in the future.
  * Improvement in the creation of temporary files, for the use
    of multiple zpaqfranz processes simultaneously
  * Temporary files are created inside different subfolders
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