Hi,
Does anybody know how to create a password protected (encrypted) zip file with FME?
Preferably not using the systemcaller (not that protected...)
Any pythonistas out there with a ready example? @takashi @david_r :)
Cheers,
Itay
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I don't know any FME solution at this moment.
So, I would promote this to an idea.
I see the use, so I will vote for it.
Thanks, didn't expect a FME solution, hence the hint for a python solution.
As expected python + 7z + awesome colleague (thx poosterveen!) provided the solution as a shutdown script:
import subprocess
OutputZipFile = str(FME_MacroValuess'OutputZipFile'])
DirectoryToZip = str(FME_MacroValuesÂ'DirectoryToZip'])
ZipPass = str(FME_MacroValues 'ZipPass'])
subprocess.call(>r"C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe",'a', OutputZipFile , DirectoryToZip ,'-mx9','-p'+ZipPass], stdin=None, stdout=None, stderr=None, shell=False)
I don't know any FME solution at this moment.
So, I would promote this to an idea.
I see the use, so I will vote for it.
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As expected python + 7z + awesome colleague (thx poosterveen!) provided the solution as a shutdown script:
import subprocess
OutputZipFile = str(FME_MacroValuess'OutputZipFile'])
DirectoryToZip = str(FME_MacroValuesÂ'DirectoryToZip'])
ZipPass = str(FME_MacroValues 'ZipPass'])
subprocess.call(>r"C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe",'a', OutputZipFile , DirectoryToZip ,'-mx9','-p'+ZipPass], stdin=None, stdout=None, stderr=None, shell=False)
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In both cases an external program (7-Zip) is called via it's command line.Â
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