Ben, do not know if I understood well, but shipping anyway I could do. (also woke up a little sick today).
In the file "time.txt", is detailed time for each file (the seconds have a range and corresponds to one second when I pressed the save button and the other second corresponds to when the finished marking spss processor) I also kept the syntax files, apparently even repeat a word as your password, it generates a different encryption key. If what I did is right, could create another set of files from another source. Regards -- Bastián Díaz >________________________________ > De: Ben Pfaff <b...@cs.stanford.edu> >Para: Basti?n D?az <diaz.bast...@ymail.com> >CC: "pspp-users@gnu.org" <pspp-users@gnu.org> >Enviado: Sábado, 26 de octubre, 2013 4:09:05 >Asunto: Re: encrypted SPSS .sav files > > >So, here are some further requests: > > - Can you tell me the creation times as specifically as possible > (down to the second, if you can), for each file, as recorded by > the operating system? If it's too much trouble to do that for all > the files, then just for all the BDI files would give me almost as > much information. > > - I see that there is some documentation for an ENCRYPTEDPW keyword > on SAVE. The documentation suggests that if you use a dialog box > to save an encrypted file, but request pasting syntax instead of > executing it, you get an encrypted password in the syntax. Could > you use this to generate the encrypted password for each password > that you used, and show us the encrypted passwords? If you paste > syntax for the same password twice, is the encrypted password the > same each time? > > > > Bastián Díaz compartió este archivo de Dropbox: 7z BDI_II_ENCRYPT_2.7z
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