Hi monks,

I've had a strange problem using Archive::Zip's method extractTree on an odt file generated with an ancient OpenOffice 2.0.4 (Debian Etch)

When extractTree extracts the subdirs, they have not the correct permissions (no "x" flag) so extractTree exits because cannot write in them.

Am I doing something wrong or it is a bug of Archive::Zip or OpenOffice file format?

I googled, but found nothing.

Updated: 'x' as in executable not 'd' as in directory. Sorry.

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In reply to Archive::Zip & OpenOffice odt files by psini

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