The package state indicates the state of the package. It consists of two parts:

1. Part before dash = state in terms of package life cycle, possible states are:

   • requested: Request for a package. Waiting for the recipient of the request (the sender of the future package) to upload the files.

   • uploading: Sender is currently uploading files to the package.

   • active: Package with all files successfully uploaded.

   • deleted: Package deleted. Either automatically after expiration or manually.

     It can no longer be downloaded. The administrator can restore it (It is in the recycle bin.).

   • archived: Package was transferred from the recycle bin to the archive. It can no longer be downloaded or restored. Only the administrator can see it.

   • shredded: Package files were permanently deleted. Even the administrator can no longer access them. Only package information remains.

2. Part after dash = state in terms of set package checks, possible states are:

   • unknown: Not all the package checks set up by the administrator have been completed yet. The package cannot be downloaded until the checks are completed.

   • clean: All package checks set up by the administrator went well, and the package was evaluated as OK. Content can be downloaded.

   • quarantined: Some of the checks set by the administrator have evaluated the package content as problematic. It could be a virus, prohibited content or another problem. The package is in quarantine and cannot be downloaded. The administrator can release it from quarantine at his/her discretion.

Not all of these combinations are visible to users. Typical combinations of states visible and essential for users are:

• requested = package request waiting for upload of files by the sender

• active - unknown = package waiting for checks to finish

• active - clean = all checks finished and no problems were found in the package

• active - quarantined = some checks found problematic content in the package