Jason Pierce

This pull request adds a feature which lets you specify a root directory that you want the archived files to be placed within, inside the generated zip file. # Example...

A better name for this option might be "ArchiveFolder" vs "RootDirectory", now that I think about it. What do you think?

What version of .NET Core are you using @ByronAP? Can you provide an example?

@ByronAP can you provide an example illustrating how you're using a 256 block size with Rijndael256? Rijndael256 currently supports: * 128-128 * 192-128 * 256-128 _N_-256 isn't something I set...

Closing, since there doesn't appear to be a great interest in this feature. Will re-open if that changes.

Reopening, since interest is spiking

Unfortunately, as of .NET Core 3.1, RijndaelManaged still does not support block sizes greater than 128. Looking at the source code, you can see .NET Core throws an exception if...

@wmmihaa I'm keeping on eye on it. Unfortunately, as of .NET Core 3, it still does not support this. We can hope that they do add support in the new...

@seaeagle1 this is looking good. let me pull it down and take it for a spin, and find out why Travis-CI isn't passing

Travis-CI fixed, and build passing. Just need to find some time to pull it down now. Thanks for your patience