Zip with password not work. about zip

[Jeehut]

Same issue here ... seems to be a known issue, see #210.

[alrocha]

I have tested the code and it seems like it works fine, try this test.

func testZipWithPassword() throws {
        let imageURL1 = url(forResource: "3crBXeO", withExtension: "gif")!
        let sandboxFolder = try autoRemovingSandbox()
        let zipFilePath = sandboxFolder.appendingPathComponent("archive.zip")
        try Zip.zipFiles(paths: [imageURL1], zipFilePath: zipFilePath, password: "Images", progress: nil)
        XCTAssertTrue(FileManager.default.fileExists(atPath: zipFilePath.path))
        XCTAssertThrowsError(try Zip.unzipFile(zipFilePath, destination: sandboxFolder, overwrite: true, password: "Imagess", progress: nil))
        try Zip.unzipFile(zipFilePath, destination: sandboxFolder, overwrite: true, password: "Images", progress: nil)
        XCTAssertTrue(FileManager.default.fileExists(atPath: sandboxFolder.path))
    }

[gongzhang]

Comfirmed the output zip file cannot be unzipped using BetterZip or builtin Archive Utility on latest macOS.

// run on physical iOS device
// package version: 2.1.0
try Zip.zipData(archiveFiles: archiveFiles, zipFilePath: fileUrl, password: "foobar", compression: .DefaultCompression, progress: nil)

However, the contents (filenames and modification dates) of the zip file can be displayed in BetterZip.

[kattaliraees]

Same issue here. Zip created with password can't be unzipped using the same password in macOS. However it can be unzipped using the unzip function by passing the password

[evgzor]

The same, however possible to use https://online.b1.org/online

[stevenamani]

I am also having this issue with password protected archives; they can't be opened in macOS or Windows. Anyone know of any other Zip libraries? I tried using SSZipArchive but that also has issues.

[evgzor]

I am using b1 free archiver for unpacking... or 7.zip - very old version for windows

[startover205]

I think it's the same issue as stated for #15
Zip uses AES-256 encryption by default. But Finder, the standard Apple unarchiver, and many unarchivers do not support AES-256. The archive should open just fine with something like The Unarchiver or Keka.