[11.51 RC3] 7z with password open prompt

[MaxX]

Todo:
1. Pack any 7z with file names encryption.
2. Pack this 7z in zip
3. Try to enter this 7z first time (password was never entered before).

You'll get strange () in second text line instead of archive name.
https://i.imgur.com/c0hQe5d.png

Sample
https://0x0.st/889m.zip
password is sss (just the same as file name)

[siealex]

Confirmed on RC3, both x32 and x64.
However, NOT confirmed on 11.50 final, both x32 and x64.
Image: https://i.ibb.co/JFp3rkbV/image.png
(do not ask me about this visual style )
Not confirmed on RC1 and RC2 x32 as well.

[ghisler(Author)]

This is due to the following change:

24.01.25 Fixed: Internal 7-Zip unpacker: Show which archive the password is requested for (32/64)

Since the archive name for which the password is requested is known, it isn't shown in the dialog. I will either remove the braces or show the archive name for consistency reasons.

[karlchen]

<not relevant with respect to the topic>

Image: https://i.ibb.co/JFp3rkbV/image.png
(do not ask me about this visual style )

A not so wild guess: Looks as if you are running T.C. on Linux under Wine.
</not relevant with respect to the topic>

[siealex]

Looks as if you are running T.C. on Linux under Wine.

Almost. Wine, but (surprisingly) not Linux, this system is more exotic .

[ghisler(Author)]

This should be fixed in RC4, please test it!

31.01.25 Fixed: Internal 7-Zip unpacker: When entering a 7zip archive with encrypted names, asking for archive password showed empty archive name (32/64)

[MaxX]

Confirm fixed. Thanks.

[ghisler(Author)]

Thanks!

Moderator message from: ghisler(Author) » 2025-02-06, 08:16 UTC

Moved to fixed bugs