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McNetic / PHPZipStreamer

Simple class to stream files/directories directly as zip (without using temporary files)
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ZipStreamer generates multy-volume archive on kirkwood arm (32bit, presumably) #5

Closed radistmorse closed 10 years ago

radistmorse commented 10 years ago

When I try to test the zip generated by ZipStreamer, it complains about the absence of z01 file. Because of this some programs couldn't unpack it (e.g. MacOS's Stuffit expander).

McNetic commented 10 years ago

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Hi,

thanks for the report.

When I try to test the zip generated by ZipStreamer, it complains about the absence of z01 file. Because of this some programs couldn't unpack it (e.g. MacOS's Stuffit expander). But it does extract well with other programs? Could you provide me with a small sample zip file?

Thank you

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radistmorse commented 10 years ago

I can't find a way to put it to github, so I put it here: http://desy.de/~sedov/Test.zip (github did something strange with the "~" symbol, the direct link doesn't work, but copypasting does)

Every other program I have (which is file-roller in linux and 7z in windows) open the file ok. The test goes like:

$ zip -T Test.zip --out test2.zip

Could not find: Test.z01

Hit c (change path to where this split file is) q (abort archive - quit) or ENTER (try reading this split again):

McNetic commented 10 years ago

Thanks again for the report. The issue in fact affected all architectures.