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unpacking .zip file

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I am unable to unpack a .zip file.
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Too bad.
I can't unpack a .zip file, too. Maybe ghisler can fix this bug.

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@Gary: plz describe the problem more :?:
Is the zip-file defect, passwort protected?
Perhaps icfu's Magic Ball can help you otherwise :)
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2Gary Feyereisen

:) Hi !
- The shortest and darkest posting I saw here for a long while ! :lol:
1. Please, tell us what that ZIP file is.
2. Read The Fabulous Manuals (Help and Tutorial)
3. Some ZIPs made by WinZip 9.0 with encoding can pose problems…

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icfu wrote:Too bad.
I can't unpack a .zip file, too. Maybe ghisler can fix this bug.

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Post by *Gary Feyereisen »

Thanks for your comments. I have found a way to open this file (which opened with WinZip) by Files/Unpack specific files... command. I'm not sure why it wouldn't open yesterday.
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Post by *Mar Kon »

Hi

I have a similar problem with the zip files generated byt the BackupForall application. Neither TC nor 7-ZIP can handle the files generated byt the application. Could you please extend TC's functionality in future to handle this situation?

I can send the problematic zip files if you wish.

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2Mar Kon
I would say, those zip files are not zip files after all. You should rather contact the developer of BackupForall, and inquire there about the format.
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SanskritFritz wrote:2Mar Kon
I would say, those zip files are not zip files after all. You should rather contact the developer of BackupForall, and inquire there about the format.
Actually, they are zip files - internal Xp archive wizard does handle them properly.

I already contacted the developer aswell.
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Update: the latest version of 7-Zip - 4.29 works properly with the zip archive files generated by Backup4All. There is probably some problem with the zip format depacker in Total Commander, I guess.
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From Backup4All webpage:
Compatibility
You can restore data using any standard zip software, Backup4all gives you this way more flexibility if you need to restore data on a different computer.
May you post a Zip created with Backup4all for testing ?
 
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sas2000 wrote: May you post a Zip created with Backup4all for testing ?
Here you go: http://www.sob25.internetdsl.pl/SourceCode.2005-11-15.1755.7_D.zip .
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2Mar Kon
Impossible to unpack without knowing the password :roll:
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Lefteous wrote:Impossible to unpack without knowing the password :roll:
Sorrry. Pass is: "grzbiett".
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2Mar Kon
Works fine for using the encryption-enabled ZIP library.
The Total Commander districution doesn't contain any encryption stuff for legal reasons.
There is a free library which enables encryption stuff for ZIP files.
I couldn't find a download location, sorry. Maybe someone else has a link.
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