fix: derive tar mode from original filename when browsing encrypted backups#87
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fix: derive tar mode from original filename when browsing encrypted backups#87
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…ackups The temp file for decrypted archives was always created with .tar.gz suffix, causing tarfile.open to fail with 'not a gzip file' when the backup was uncompressed (.tar.enc). - Derive temp suffix from original archive name (strip .enc) - Make _get_tar_mode use 'r:*' auto-detect as fallback - Fix encryption.py list_backup_contents: same suffix bug + use 'tar -tf' (auto-detect) instead of 'tar -tzf' (gzip-only)
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The temp file for decrypted archives was always created with .tar.gz suffix, causing tarfile.open to fail with 'not a gzip file' when the backup was uncompressed (.tar.enc).