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Syntaxt to zip a file with password protection
Hi Experts,
I am an SAP ABAP developer and compleatly stranger to unix and I need a help to extend a small peice of code. Our requirement is to zip a file with password protection in a specified directory. Following is the code I am using to zip a file ZZZZ.TXT. Here YYYY = is the path where the file is stored. ZZZZ is the name of the file. cd /YYYY;zip -r ZZZZ.zip ZZZZ.TXT Please let me know the syntax to create the zip file with password protection. I saw some where that we can use "-P password" to make the zipfile password protected, but I am not sure where/how exactly it can be used within the above syntax. Although -P is not safe, it is OK with us, as we are triggering this command from SAP. This is quite urgent for us. Thanks in advance. Veerendranath Maddula. |
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