Cannot unzip archive on windows 10. Uncompressed or compressed.
This seems to happen no matter what browser is used.
Cannot unzip archive on windows 10. Uncompressed or compressed.
This seems to happen no matter what browser is used.
I am not aware of this limitation. I also don’t use windows, so I probably won’t be able to test it. Maybe it could be related to this issue https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-files-winpc/cant-extract-zipped-files-with-windows-10-built-in/30328f9b-0646-4c08-a2ae-c77b02a0ff1b
Have you tested other zip files from different sources?
We figure out that the leading “/” in the map file “name” was the culprit. In the docs it shows that for name there is a leading “/” if you remove the leading “/” it works fine.
{ “paths”:
[
{ “key”:“my-bucket/temporary/index/”, “name”:"/" },
{ “key”:“my-bucket/screenshots/5/2018/abedefeec123/”, “name”: “/screenshots/joe-bob/2018-12-21/12:23:23/” },
{ “key”:“my-bucket/screenshots/5/2018/deadbeef3421/”, “name”:"/screenshots/john-doe/2018-12-21/14:12:00/" }
]
}
should be
{ “paths”:
[
{ “key”:“my-bucket/temporary/index/”, “name”:"" },
{ “key”:“my-bucket/screenshots/5/2018/abedefeec123/”, “name”: “screenshots/joe-bob/2018-12-21/12:23:23/” },
{ “key”:“my-bucket/screenshots/5/2018/deadbeef3421/”, “name”:“screenshots/john-doe/2018-12-21/14:12:00/” }
]
}
All the files I tested had “/”. These file paths are generated in a UNIX environment. I doubt there will be any problems with a Linux system.
I also know that might be problems with Windows. You may have found a bug. I will investigate this further.