Useithreads=define, usemultiplicity=define Hint=recommended, useposix=true, d_sigaction=define Osname=darwin, osvers=19.0, archname=darwin-thread-multi-2level Summary of my perl5 (revision 5 version 18 subversion 4) configuration: It tried zipdetails but after 12 hours I cancelled it. This feature, but thanks for considering! I don't know if the above is enough of a powerful argument for adding Qualified myself to submit a patch for this. Really useful feature for lots of people. Thinkt that to be able to handle these "corrupted" files would be a I totally understand that this whole mess is Apple's fault. Would love to be able to do this with Info-Zip directly.
What we do is run 7zip on Windows orĪpple's "ditto" on macOS in a VM. Right now I am not aware of a tool to successfully uncompress theseĭefect files natively on Linux. I have also tried submitting feedback to Apple To convince these people that they should not use the Apple Finder toĬompress their files. I work for a large film festival where we receive lots of submissionsĬompressed into multi-gigabyte zip files (10-150 GB) compressed withĪpple tools. That Macs and Apple tools are so widely used. The problem is not so much in creating compliant zip files myself, but > on the list of UnZip features to be added.
> very powerful argument (and/or a suitable patch), I'd rank it pretty low > results from using a small-file program on a large file, but without a > It might be possible to get UnZip to try to unravel the mess which I am using an HTTP Post to try and put the file but am getting this error: Invoke-RestMethod : The underlying connection was closed: An unexpected error occurred on a send.Īt C:\Repository\Powershell\PS-LaptopBackup\OneDrive Upload\main.Subject: Re: Info-ZIP Bug report I am trying to use PowerShell to upload large backup files (~1-2GB).
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