zip -e myzipfile.zip file1.txt file2.txt
You will be prompted to type in a password, this is the password used to protect the zip file.
To do this action on a folder
zip -e myzipfile.zip /users/
Tuesday, 3 January 2012
Encrypted zip files in Mac OS
Enter the command below in the format specified.
zip -e myzipfile.zip file1.txt file2.txt
You will be prompted to type in a password, this is the password used to protect the zip file.
To do this action on a folder
zip -e myzipfile.zip /users//desktop/myfolder/*
You can also specify where to place the zipfile using the same syntax as you would to specify where the files are.
zip -e /users//Desktop/myzipfile.zip /users//Documents/file1.txt /users//Desktop/file2.txt
zip -e myzipfile.zip file1.txt file2.txt
You will be prompted to type in a password, this is the password used to protect the zip file.
To do this action on a folder
zip -e myzipfile.zip /users/
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