Submissions Digest #26.2 -

Occult.digital.mobilization (digimob) brings you another submissions digest with content not included in our mega-torrents.

This torrent represents a work of LOVE. All texts so far gathered, as well as all future gatherings, aim to facilitate the studies of sincere students.

Future releases will include submissions from users like YOU.

Digimob's archive provides an invaluable service to dedicated students of the occult sciences, and this forum community has been created to provide a platform for these students to engage in respectful discourse on topics related to our releases.

For some of us, the time has come to mobilize. If you have an interest in assisting in this process - we all have strengths to bring to the table - please email occult.digital.mobilization @ gmail . com.

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Notable submissions in this digest include:

Text:
Nathan Johnstone - The Devil & Demonism in Early Modern England
History of Warfare vol. 4 - Love, War and the Grail: Templars, Hospitallers & Teutonic Knights in Medieval Epic and Romance
Cahrles Mathewes - Evil and the Augustinian Tradition
Bill McGuire - A Guide to the End of the World: Everything You Never Wanted to Know
Daniel Ogden - Magic, Witchcraft and Ghosts in the Greek and Roman Worlds
Brad Olsen - Sacred Places Around the World
Ariadne Staples - From Good Goddess to Vestal Virgins: Sex and Category in Roman Religion
Dennis Wier - Trance: From Magic to Technology

Video:
"The Great Work"

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Now it seems working
Thanks for hard work you've put into this!

RRR123408 wrote:Thanks for hard work you've put into this!

Seconded!

...Uhh, Thirded.

Is anyone else receiving a corruption error when they attempt to unzip "The Great Work"?

Mine unzipped, and I'm on the third episode.

Does your torrent client allow you to force a re-check?

I'm getting the same corruption error, can't unzip or explore. Trying to fiddle with it...

The_One_True_Fred wrote:I'm getting the same corruption error, can't unzip or explore. Trying to fiddle with it...

Oooh... if there's two of you, that might be a bad sign.

Can anyone else verify a working copy?

Ed. If the re-check passes, what about trying a zip repair app?

Cheers for the PM, Ankh.

I've re-checked the local, and it uncompressed. So far Ankh's the only other positive feedback. If there are two of you, it seems likely there may be a problem. If so, we need to figure out if the problem can be resolved (forced re-checks, zip repair, ?). If not, we'll get the torrent deleted and work on another.

I managed to unzip it using WinRar, I still received a corruption error but at least they still unpacked.
Thanks for this one!

I also get error and only one file in the zip. it's 0 bytes big, and when I unzip it I get only:
0 - Prologue - The Science of the Secret - 744MB
Obviously error in zip...

RRR123408 wrote:I also get error and only one file in the zip. it's 0 bytes big, and when I unzip it I get only:
0 - Prologue - The Science of the Secret - 744MB
Obviously error in zip...

0 bytes big?!? That's clearly not right, and something must be amiss.

Did you try to force a recheck? How did you unpack it? Did you try WinRar or a zip repair utility?

My local copy also unpacks, so we've clearly got some that do and some that don't. It may have something to do with the size of the zip, or

Please report back on what you've tried and any results!

The_One_True_Fred wrote:I managed to unzip it using WinRar, I still received a corruption error but at least they still unpacked.
Thanks for this one!

This is how I ended up. I still get the error, but I ignored it, allowing the file to unzip. I got all 6 AVIs and they appear good.

Sascrunch wrote:This is how I ended up. I still get the error, but I ignored it, allowing the file to unzip. I got all 6 AVIs and they appear good.

Corruption error over here too. However all 6 unzipped .avi(s) appear to be working perfectly. Phew... Thanks A Zillion!!

Ok I magically extracted 6 files from zip using winrar's Wizard option.
Thanks

It's almost like it's been occult-ed.

ankh_f_n_khonsu wrote:It's almost like it's been occult-ed.

Ha!

I had the same issue, dl'ed the package twice before I remembered the compression size limitation.

The original ZIP spec has a limit of 4096mb max size. WinZIP is limited to 2mb. There's programs that ignore that and will make it bigger, but if the program adheres to the spec, you have... weird issues

WinRAR is the better choice for compressing stuff over 2mb in size.

Image wrote:I had the same issue, dl'ed the package twice before I remembered the compression size limitation.

The original ZIP spec has a limit of 4096mb max size. WinZIP is limited to 2mb. There's programs that ignore that and will make it bigger, but if the program adheres to the spec, you have... weird issues

WinRAR is the better choice for compressing stuff over 2mb in size.

I think the issue may lay in the decompression rather than compression. OSX has no such size limits on zips and I'd wager those who had difficulty decompressing the file are on Windows...

All said, I'm just glad it works!

In Digimob #26.2 The file "The Great Work.zip" is damaged, please someone who has the file without error can share?

On my system the message is as follows:

warning [/(digimob) Occult Mob's Submissions Digest #26.2/The Great Work.zip]: 0 extra bytes at beginning or within zipfile
(attempting to process anyway)
file #1: bad zipfile offset (lseek): 772161536

I am using Linux Debian Lenny,

Thanks!

baruck wrote:In Digimob #26.2 The file "The Great Work.zip" is damaged, please someone who has the file without error can share?

No, it is *not* damaged. As was described above, the file is larger than some zip applications will unpack. Since you're on Linux, I'm unsure what applications are available... I think unpacking is usually done in the command shell, but I'd guess there are other ways too...

You are right friend, after a few attempts with some software and without success. I installed WinRAR on another PC with Windows and despite the message of corrupted file, unzipped ...

But not wanting to be boring friends! Why use zip if with zip and whithout zip have the same size?
They could simply put the AVI's in the torrent, easier, convenient and friendly!

Thank you for sharing! Now I watch them ... I was really in search of these videos!

Will I be enjoying digest 27 with turkey, or goose?

I don't know what software you were using, but on linux, 7-zip might do the trick in the future? But I agree -- it seems to me that archive files should generally be avoided.