I created a script to backup some files and used 7za.exe. When trying to view the archive by clicking on it with Salamander, I am warned that the file is part of a multi-volume archive or is corrupt. But I can right click and open with 7zip or even use Windows Explorer and it will open the file.
Here's the command I'm using in the script: 7za.exe a D:\DATA.BKP\%mm%.%dd%.%yy%.zip @d_files.txt
If you need the 7za.exe, I can upload it.
Problems opening a 7Zip/Zip file
Re: Problems opening a 7Zip file
AFAIK, thats because the 7za.dll in plugins folder does not support multivolume archives.
Re: Problems opening a 7Zip file
The file is not a multivolume archive and I have been able to open a multivolume archive with Salamander.
Re: Problems opening a 7Zip file
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Just for the heck of it, I renamed the file with a 7z extension instead of ZIP and I was able to open it.
Just for the heck of it, I renamed the file with a 7z extension instead of ZIP and I was able to open it.
Re: Problems opening a 7Zip file
Oh yeah.. you forgot the -tzip for zip files...
Re: Problems opening a 7Zip file
My bad.
I thought I covered the necessary switches. Thanks, the -tzip switch did the trick.

