Short: UnZip - Extracts ZIP archives Author: Info-ZIP (original), Mattias Muench (Port) Uploader: unzip amigaworld de (Matthias Muench) Type: util/arc Version: 6.0-31 Architecture: m68k-amigaos Distribution: Aminet Info-ZIP's UnZip for AmigaOS, built from the current maintained source: UnZip 6.0 with Debian's 6.0-31 patch set, 34 patches covering every published CVE fix from CVE-2014-8139 through CVE-2022-0530 plus the three memory errors found in 2026. Upstream itself has not moved since 2009, so a stock 6.0 is missing more than a decade of fixes. Info-ZIP's Amiga port supported only Aztec C and SAS/C, neither of which is still available; this release adds a GCC branch to it. Nothing Amiga-side was given up: filenotes, AmigaDOS protection bits and datestamps work as they did in the original port. Contents: UnZip the main program, ZipInfo mode built in ("UnZip -Z") FUnZip unpacks a single entry from standard input UnZipSFX stub for self-extracting archives MakeSFX joins UnZipSFX and a .zip into one program Both a 68000 and a 68020 build are included. Linked against libnix, so no ixemul.library and no other libraries are needed -- copy them to C: and they run. What it reads: - every compression method up to Deflate64 - bzip2 entries (libbz2 1.0.8 built in) - ZIP64 archives. Current packers write ZIP64 records even into small archives, and an UnZip without support for them refuses the whole file with "need PK compat. v4.5" - ZipCrypto encryption - UTF-8 filenames from Windows, macOS and current zip versions, converted to the Amiga character set. AmigaOS uses Latin-1, so European names come through unchanged; anything Latin-1 cannot represent is written as "#Uxxxx" with its Unicode code point rather than being mangled Amiga specifics: -N restores archive comments as filenotes -D leaves drawer datestamps alone, -DD all datestamps Protection bits follow the archive's attributes, and datestamps are restored on drawers as well as files. Memory: UnZip is ~214K and wants roughly 100K of buffers while running, so a 2 MB machine is comfortable. bzip2 entries are the exception -- the library needs another ~1.2 MB in one piece, even in the small-memory mode this build uses. When it is not there UnZip says so and skips to the next entry instead of failing. Self-extracting archives need MakeSFX rather than plain concatenation: LoadSeg() would trip over trailing bytes, so the archive goes into a HUNK_DEBUG block. Tested on AmigaOS 3.1 (Kickstart 40.72), on a 68000 and a 68020 build. UnZip is Info-ZIP's work and stays under the Info-ZIP licence; the bundled bzip2 is Julian Seward's, under a BSD-style licence. Both licence texts are in the archive. Bug reports about UnZip itself belong at http://www.info-zip.org/zip-bug.html; anything specific to this port to the uploader.