Hi, tested your script with a few testfiles and it worked, expect for one case where uncompressed files were stored in the zip file. That usually happens when you try to zip a zipfile or something else that can't be compressed further.

If you do 'unzip -v' instead of 'unzip -l' you should see whether files are compressed or not inside your zipfile

I experimented with some of the optional parameters, but that didn't help. The documentation didn't really help either, some of the jargon is never defined, for example what a stream is in that context. Probably you have to know the unzip format to know that.

Anyway, it seems likely this is a bug in the module


In reply to Re: problems using IO::Uncompress::Unzip to get name of zip contents. by jethro
in thread problems using IO::Uncompress::Unzip to get name of zip contents. by andr3w77

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