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				 Re: OT: Needed: Small zip app 
 Do you need a separate app? Can't php handle it by itself? 
I found this. It looks like what you want maybe? Of course I am just learning this stuff. http://www.pscode.com/vb/scripts/Sho...d=957&lngWId=8
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				October 30th, 2003, 04:22 PM
			
			
			
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				 Re: OT: Needed: Small zip app 
 Will look into it, from what I know before having looked at it PHP could only read zip files. 
Daughter wants to use PC to play a game!
 
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Thanx, it seems to solve a lot of my problems. 
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if you run into any problems with the update (Only been tried at my server) you can always downgrade by applying an older patch.
 
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Before you use the "download all files" button the first time, download them with FTP first, just in case.... (I'm getting nervous...)    [ October 30, 2003, 14:40: Message edited by: Ruatha ] |  
	
		
	
	
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				 Re: OT: Needed: Small zip app 
 Ruatha, DOS zip apps... like even the original pkzip and pkunzip programs should be able to handle long file names if you use "quotes" around the file name =D
 either that, or use the 'dos' format of the filename... where c:\program files\blah blah becomes c:\progra~1\blah~1
 
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				 Re: OT: Needed: Small zip app 
 
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		| Originally posted by Cirvol: Ruatha, DOS zip apps... like even the original pkzip and pkunzip programs should be able to handle long file names if you use "quotes" around the file name =D
 
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		| either that, or use the 'dos' format of the filename... where c:\program files\blah blah becomes c:\progra~1\blah~1
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				 Re: OT: Needed: Small zip app 
 WinRar runs from the commandline (and creates ZIP files).
 For details, search for "command line syntax" in the help window.
 From there, the >> button will get you to the alphabetical list of commands.
 
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				 Re: OT: Needed: Small zip app 
 Thanks Geo, you put me on the right way.Now I've got it working.
 PHP is compressing Zip files, nice.
 Coming in ver 2.
 
 If anyone is annoyed with the ACE archives in v1 I can use SJ's idea and use winrar there isnstead to make zips.
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				 OT: Needed: Small zip app 
 I need a small file that is able to zip multiple files into one zip archive.It must be able to run from the commandline and not require any installation process.
 It must handle long filenames
 None of the DOS zip apps I've found can handle long filenames, except if you use another app to first make a list of the names and it's not easy enough.
 I'm currently using ACE archiver but want to use zip as that's more of a standard.
 
 I need it for ver 2 of the PBW emergency forum site, which is coming along very well.
 
 BTW, ver 1 is in my opinion finished now with ver 1.51.
 
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