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Thanks for noticing my link. http://trip2me.tistory.com/56 http://trip2me.tistory.com/56 Actually if you archive files in zip format, it use info-zip command u
by trip2me 17y ago
Thanks for noticing my link.
http://trip2me.tistory.com/56 http://trip2me.tistory.com/56
Actually if you archive files in zip format, it use info-zip command utility internally.
It supports legacy obfuscation password only.
If you want AES encryption, select 7zip format with password.
Or another trick,
If you select 7zip format and give a option '-tzip -mem=AES256' into More archive option text field, you can make AES-256 encrypted zip file.
But archive file's extenstion still remains '.7z', so you need to rename it into '.zip'.
I consider adding encryption methods into my modified version.
Sincerely.
trip2me
- christefano 17y ago> Thanks for noticing my link. Thanks for contributing a much-needed update to CleanArchiver!