>What OS is the system where you are saving the zip files?
I save the file on windows (7 or 8.1 or 10),
>How do you determine the files are corrupt?
The file are corrupt because the archive doesnt exceed 20 MB when the
sum size of file are more important ; zip program (peazip,winrar,7zip)
confirm the corruption.
>What happens if you try to create a zip of just a couple of small
files? Is that zip also corrupt?
i test with some little jpeg files, and it seems works, in this case.
Le 03/06/2016 à 18:37, Bowie Bailey a écrit :
> On 6/3/2016 12:27 PM, Phil markham wrote:
>>
>> Ok i' try to explain
>>
>> The problem come when I'm using the web interface, and try to restore
>> several file using download zip archive, or download tar archive.
>>
>> In these mode, archive are corrupt : their sizes doesn't exceed 20 MB.
>>
>> i try to downgrade perl-archive-zip version 1.30 to 1.16
>> I try to remove + in config file in Tarclient attribute
>>
>> But nothing works.
>>
>> If i download directly file, without use zip or tar compression, file
>> is ok.
> What OS is the system where you are saving the zip files?
>
> How do you determine the files are corrupt?
>
> What happens if you try to create a zip of just a couple of small
> files? Is that zip also corrupt?
>
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