This is what I created and works for me. When user opening some URL on my page I am creating ZIP archive on the fly and sending it to user.

If change "-" to "file.zip" it will save archive into your hosting/server (and don't need print "content type").

   use IO::Compress::Zip qw(:all);

   my @files = ('example.gif', 'example1.png', 'example2.jpg', 'exampl
+e3.avi', 'example4.mov');

   my $path = "/home/********/**********";

   print "Content-Type:application/zip\n";
   print "Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=\"filename.zip\"\n
+\n";

   my $z;

   foreach my $file (@files) {
      if ($z) {
         $z->newStream(Name => $file, Method => ZIP_CM_STORE);
      } else {
         $z = new IO::Compress::Zip "-", Name => $file, Method => ZIP_
+CM_STORE;
      }

      open(FILE, "<", "$path/$file");
      binmode FILE;

      my ($buf, $data, $n);

      while (($n = read FILE,$data, 1024) != 0) {
         $z->print($data);
      }

      close(FILE);
   }

   $z->close;

   exit;

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In reply to Re: Multi file stream with IO::Compress::Zip by Rozman
in thread Multi file stream with IO::Compress::Zip by Rodster001

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