From: robert@nospicedham.prino.org
On 2017-08-23 14:44, George Neuner wrote:
> On Wed, 23 Aug 2017 11:59:35 +0000, Robert Prins
> wrote:
>
>> The files that you need is "lift-snapshot@2017-08-20.rar" To stop Google
>> (I've emailed them numerous times about it) from falsely claiming that it
>> contains a virus - submit lift.ixi to virustotal and you will see that it
>> is safe, it's encrypted with that safest of safe passwords,"password". ;)
>> It contains three other files,
>>
>> - lift32bit.rar, which contains the full sources, .EXE's (renamed to
>> .IXI), .MAPfiles and .VPO files to compile the lot
>>
>> - lift.a.asm - assembler output of the compilation of the assemblerised
>> version of LIFT
>>
>> - lift.p.asm - assembler output of the compilation of the Pure Pascal
>> version of LIFT
>
> Google is a PITA about executables and executable scripts, bootable ISOs, and
> an ever growing list of file names that could be confused with system files
> [on Windows or Linux].
>
> Circumventing Google's censorship just to transfer files is a part time job
> for many people.
Encrypting an archive with WinRAR *and* encrypting the filenames seems to be a
solution. I'm using DynDNS and back in Belgium that works OK from a fixed
connection for my FTP site, but for some reason I cannot get it to work here in
Vilnius via our mobile connection. Of course the real problem is the fact that
the idiots at Google still use virus scanners that use heuristics that do not
work, like F-Prot - which I've been using for more than a decade, which I've
emailed at least half a dozen times this year about their false positives, and
who are going to loose me me as a customer in the next three weeks!
Robert
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