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Issue created Jan 14, 2022 by Rob Swindell@rswindell💬Owner

Compressible file types have limited value/use

With the addition of libarchive integration and the migration of the temp_xfer section to JS, the compressible file types (configured in SCFG->File Options->Compressible File Types) have very limited use: they really only serve to compress QWK/REP packets that use a non-libarchive-supported type of compression/archival - and nothing else.

Consider either: getting rid of compressible file types or making them a bit more useful by exposing the temp_cmd() function in the JS object model. At least then the compressible file types (or type of user's choice) could conceivably be used by tempxfer.js or some other JS module.

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