When i try to unzip folder structures, that contain empty folders, those empty folders don't get unzipped and are missing from the unzipped folder structure then.
Any way to get those unzipped as well?
hi there ralph... I didn't try lots of different file/folder structures, but I've confirmed there seems to be a problem here. My test folder contains the following:
├───1
│ └───subdir1
├───2
├───3
└───Clipboard Text.txt
I zipped this up into a test.zip archive, unzipped it to a folder called TEST with the command-> Copy EXTRACT=sub and what was created was:
├───2
├───3
└───Clipboard Text.txt
Both folder "2" and "3" are 'empty' so whatever the problem is it's not just generically 'empty' folder related... since "2" and "3" were unzipped correctly. I'll submit a bug report to GPSoft... but can you provide an example of the folder structure you noticed this problem with? It's probably helpful to give GPSoft the specifics...
The two archives i recently had this problem with are found here apachefriends.org/download.p ... .0-pl1.zip
The first one "lost" \apache\logs (empty) while unzipping and the latter one \loudblog\loudblog\custom\plugins (also empty).
Hmm - this just "bit" me on a package install. I went around in circles trying to find a problem with the source package and it turns out to be a "bug" in opus? I rely on Opus to properly handle zip files.
Anyone know if a fix is in progress or planned?
cheers
I can confirm the problem with the loudblog.zip file.
As a temporary workaround, if you disable Preferences / ZIP Files / Settings: Use batch extract then (extraction will take longer and) empty directories will be extracted, even in this example.
[quote="nudel"]I can confirm the problem with the loudblog.zip file.
As a temporary workaround, if you disable Preferences / ZIP Files / Settings: Use batch extract then (extraction will take longer and) empty directories will be extracted, even in this example.[/quote]
Tested - works for my case:)
Thanks nudel