A simple tool to apply Linux-style attributes and permissions to the contents of a ZIP file directly from a Windows environment. The zip file, when extracted on Linux using unzip will have specified permissions set by default.
⚠️ This is an experimental build. Functionality is not guaranteed, and unexpected behavior may occur.
- to apply permissions to every file and folder of zip
winzipunixperm <zip_path> <dir_perm> <file_perm>
- to apply permission to a single file/folder of zip
winzipunixperm -s <zip_path> <path_in_zip> <perm>
To apply 755 permissions to directories and 644 permissions to files in a ZIP located at "C:\Users\Admin\Downloads\example.zip"
- Open Command Prompt in the directory where winperm is located.
- Run the following command:
winzipunixperm "C:\Users\Admin\Downloads\example.zip" 755 644
, now that zip when extracted on linux , it will have 644 and 755 permissions
- To set permissions on a single file, here is an example command
winzipunixperm -s "zipfile.zip" "folder1/folder2/folder3/file.txt" 755