#588 Command line 7-zip Test integrity multi-volume encrypt

[Alejandro Reig]

Hello, I've been trying to do an integrity test of a 7-zip file with volumes for several hours. It's password encrypted, but I can't get it to perform the test on every volume. However, from the GUI it does correctly.
The command is simple, but it doesn't work:
"C:Program Files7-Zip7z.exe" t "e:CopycloudCSIF*"

It only gets me this in 0.1 seconds and takes up 130 GiB, so it sure doesn't do the verification:
Scanning the drive for archives:
1412 files, 140621492073 bytes (131 GiB)

Testing archive: e:CopycloudCSIF.7z.001

Enter password (will not be echoed):

Path = e:CopycloudCSIF.7z.001
Type = Split
Physical Size = 99614720
Volumes = 1412
Total Physical Size = 140621492073

---

Path = CSIF.7z
Size = 140621492073
--
Path = CSIF.7z
Type = 7z
Physical Size = 140621492073
Headers Size = 5814521
Method = Copy 7zAES
Solid = -
Blocks = 153683

No files to process
Everything is Ok

Files: 0
Size: 0
Compressed: 140621492073

I've tried putting the full name of the first file CSIF.7z.001 and many other ways, but I can't get it.

Thank you

[Alejandro Reig]

I have added the password parameter, although here I have removed it for privacy.
When using Google translator it has removed the from the folders. Image attached.
I think the problem comes with putting /p on the command line.

If I wait for it to ask the password does work, but I would like to do it all in a single command

[Alejandro Reig]

Image

[Igor Pavlov]

Correct command:

7z t -pPassword c:\a.7z.001

[Alejandro Reig]

Ohhhh, What a shame!.
Thank you so much