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use pkzip to include password in your zip file. Follow the link below,<br />
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<a href="https://pantherfile.uwm.edu/dtoth/www/pkzip.html#password" rel="ugc">https://pantherfile.uwm.edu/dtoth/www/pkzip.html#password</a><br />
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use pkzip to include password in your zip file. Follow the link below,

https://pantherfile.uwm.edu/dtoth/www/pkzip.html#password [https://pantherfile.uwm.edu/dtoth/www/pkzip.html#password]



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or try,<br />
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zip test.txt<br />
crypt mypassword &lt;&nbsp;test.zip &gt;&nbsp;test.zip.crypt<br />

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or try,

zip test.txt
crypt mypassword < test.zip > test.zip.crypt


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Looks ok, But I cann't tested it because I don't have right to install 7-zip
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Looks ok, But I cann't tested it because I don't have right to install 7-zip

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I am trying to zip a .csv file with a password in UNIX.<br />
zip -P password test.zip test.csv<br />
It giving me following error<br />
zip error: Invalid command arguments (encryption not supported)<br />
Any idea please<br />

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I am trying to zip a .csv file with a password in UNIX.
zip -P password test.zip test.csv
It giving me following error
zip error: Invalid command arguments (encryption not supported)
Any idea please


ZIP file with a password

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