Windows 10 native unzip does not work

#1

Cannot unzip archive on windows 10. Uncompressed or compressed.

This seems to happen no matter what browser is used.

#2

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?

#3

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/” }
]
}

#4

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.