Hi folks, I'm writing a script that basically creates a bunch of files, packages them up (tar/gz), and mails them out. I can handle all of that, but before I mail them I also have to password protect the archive like pkzip does. I really don't want to shell out to pkzip if I can avoid it.
I checked CPAN, of course, but Archive::Zip which seemed the likely candidate doesn't do encryption. Crypt::OpenPGP or similar is also no good since I can't (much as I'ld like to) use public key. I didn't see any others that do what I need, which is create a WinZip compatible encrypted archive which is easily opened by a Windows user with the password which I would provide separately. Any advice/docs/hints would be much appreciated. Thank You! richf -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://learn.perl.org/
