lrzsz (0.13.1-1) unstable; urgency=medium

  Upstream removed several options and features in lrzsz 0.13:

   * rz no longer executes commands sent by the remote side. The options -C,
     --allow-commands and --allow-remote-commands are rejected.
   * rz no longer pipes received files into a command when it is invoked under
     a suffixed name such as rztar.
   * Both programs dropped -U/--unrestrict. To keep a partially received file
     after a transfer error, use the new rz option --keep-incomplete.
   * The TCP mode (--tcp-server, --tcp-client), the timesync protocol
     (-S/--timesync) and the DOS file name conversion of sz
     (-d/--dot-to-slash) are gone.
   * sz no longer sends the "rz\r" auto-download trigger. Terminal programs
     that start a download only on that string have to look for the ZMODEM
     ZRQINIT frame instead.
   * In very restricted mode rz also refuses names with a leading dot in a
     directory component, such as dir/.subdir/file.

  DSZLOG support has been removed. It was a Debian-only addition since
  0.12.21-11 and hooked into the signal handlers of rz and sz, which upstream
  reworked for 0.13. Both programs now offer -J FILE (--journal FILE), which
  logs one key=value line per transferred file; software expecting the DSZ log
  format needs a converter. Requests to bring DSZLOG back should go to
  upstream at https://github.com/UweOhse/lrzsz.

  A full list of upstream incompatibilities can be found at
  https://www.ohse.de/uwe/software/lrzsz/compatibility-0.13.txt.

 -- Martin A. Godisch <godisch@debian.org>  Tue, 13 Oct 2026 07:04:50 +0200