Thomas Rausch

Yep, it's on my list ;-) Thanks for the nudge though.

are you on *nix or windows? the problem is really that the java file permissions are very course grained and there's no good way of reading them in a cross-platform...

Could you suggest a fix?

it seems that this PR only covers one very specific case and introduces quite a lot of changes just to make that one case work. i think it would be...

thanks for this contribution, i'm glad to see that people are looking into security aspects of jarchivelib. i have some concerns merging this into master because i'm still planning on...

i can't give you one at the moment, but in principle i could start a new branch for 2.x and start deploying snapshots for you to use your code.

yes there is no windows support as of now. patches for windows support would be greatly appreciated though

actually, extracting/decompressing will work, because commons-compress' stream factories check input stream signatures. which makes creating archivers for extraction over the factory rather redundant. see #18

It is not, because all jarchivelib does is wrap commons-compress, and commons-compress does not support ISO. You may need to resort to other libraries that support ISO extraction: https://stackoverflow.com/a/14068482/804840

could you provide a unzip or tar command that does this? this helps me think about how to extend the api.