Hello Matt.

27 Jan 13 20:26, you wrote to All:

 MM> I think I know why my packets are being renamed as *.sec instead of
 MM> being tossed, its because HPT is having problems reading my unpack
 MM> command line perhaps.

Sec not unarchiving problem. If archiver returned not zero exit code, HPT
renamed bundle to .BAD
HPT unpack (zipped) bundle, next run following circle for each *.PKT:
- renames .PKT into .tos,
- analise PKT header: if PKT not for your node, it will renamed to .NFU, if
PKT contain false password (or without password from password-protwcted
link) - this .PKT will renamed to .SEC, IF .PKT structure invalid, this
.PKT will renamed to .BAD
- if .PKT good, HPT toss it
- loop next .PKT

 MM> is the same infozip command line good for the win32 edition of hpt?

You may look working infozip examples in the HPT or HUSKY distribution
package, or in the directory "config" of source tree.

Stas
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