I have a dictionary with 10 words (one IS the correct password) script on python3 (on Raspberry) iterates over dictionary when it gets to the right password , p
I have read through the Python documentation about zip files and watched a couple of videos, but everything didn't work. I'm using Kali Linux, so that the passw
I am working on a python script to unzip a folder of nested zip files. In general, it seems to be working, but when it comes to one of the files I always receiv
I just wanted to ask quickly if the behavior I'm seeing in Python's zipfile module is expected... I wanted to put together a zip archive. For reasons I don't th
I just wanted to ask quickly if the behavior I'm seeing in Python's zipfile module is expected... I wanted to put together a zip archive. For reasons I don't th
I have a folder called my_folder at the following Path /Users/my_user_name/Desktop/my_folder. The folder my_folder contains more folders like 323456, 987654 etc
I have an encrypted ZIP file and for some reason, any password I feed it doesn't seem to matter as it can add files to the archive regardless.
I'm trying to replace a specific string inside files that are inside a zip file (and keep the zip folder structure and other files intact) using the following p
I want my zipped filenames to contain a backlash, but unfortunately I can't get it to work. Currently I use: from zipfile import ZipFile zipObj = ZipFile('samp
I need to extract some files inside a directory in a zip file. The main problem is that I want to extract only the contents from this directory, not the directo
The zipfile module is very interesting to manage .zip files with python. However if the .zip file has been created on a linux system or macos
I have a ZipFile object that I need to convert to an object that will work with the buffer api. Context is that I am trying to use an API that says it takes a f
I'm trying to read raw data from a zipfile. The structure of that file is: zipfile data Spectral0.data Spectral1.data Spectral[...].data Spectral300.data Heade
For some reason, Python's zipfile library cannot extract the files in this password-protected zipfile archive. Here is the code I used: import zipfile zip_file
Working with zipfile module I found something weird about how it works. I'm zipping one file, which last modified attr time is: 13:40:31 (HH:MM:SS) When I zip a
I'm trying to save a .zip file received from an endpoint, but first check the contents of the .zip. If I do: import zipfile from Flask import request file = re
I have a zipfile for example, i changed some files in zip and i need to encrypt it and after that save def encrypt(self, zipfile: ZipFile): import base64
(Python 3.8, zipfile module, Windows 10 Anaconda) I was using the zipfile module of python to create Zip Files of my folders. My Folder was D:/Personals. An os.
(Python 3.8, zipfile module, Windows 10 Anaconda) I was using the zipfile module of python to create Zip Files of my folders. My Folder was D:/Personals. An os.
I'm using zipfile (Python 3.6) on a Mac to unzip a zip archive containing files, folders, and an executable. The executable was made with PyInstaller and zipped