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T A posted a comment on discussion Help
This works, thanks a lot..
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For example I want to include this specific folder: D:\Docs\include_this\ and I don't want everything else under 'Docs' (a lot of folders/files), but I also want the timestamps of 'Docs' to be stored in the archive. If I use this command under, the 'Docs' folder would have new timestamps in the archive if you see its properties in the archive (the -spf switch doesn't store timestamps of parent folders): 7z a -twim -mtc -mta -stl -ssp -sni -sns archive.wim D:\Docs\included\ -spf So is there a way...
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For example I want to include this specific folder: D:\Docs\include_this\ and I don't want everything else under 'Docs' (a lot of folders/files), but I also want the timestamps of 'Docs' to be stored in the archive. If I use this command under, the 'Docs' folder would have new timestamps in the archive if you see its properties in the archive (the -spf switch doesn't store timestamps of parent folders): 7z a -twim -mtc -mta -stl -ssp -sni -sns archive.wim D:\Docs\included\ -spf So is there a way...
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For example I want to include this specific folder: D:\Docs\include_this\ and I don't want everything else under 'Docs' (a lot of folders/files), but I also want the timestamps of 'Docs' to be stored in the archive. If I use this command under, the 'Docs' folder would have new timestamps in the archive if you see its properties in the archive (the -spf switch doesn't store timestamps of parent folders): 7z a -twim -mtc -mta -stl -ssp -sni -sns archive.wim D:\Docs\included\ -spf So is there a way...
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For example I want to include this specific folder: D:\Docs\include_this\ and I don't want everything else under 'Docs' (a lot of folders/files), but I also want the timestamps of 'Docs' to be stored in the archive. If I use this command under, the 'Docs' folder would have new timestamps in the archive if you see its properties in the archive: 7z a -twim -mtc -mta -stl -ssp -sni -sns archive.wim D:\Docs\included\ -spf So is there a way to achieve what I want without making a @listfile and typing...
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Is there a way to exclude everything and include only some files/folders? For example: 7z a -twim -mtc -mta -stl -ssp -sni -sns archive.wim D:\Docs\ -x!* -i!D:\Docs\included\ -spf I think that ends up excluding everything and ignoring the -i switch. If I use this: 7z a -twim -mtc -mta -stl -ssp -sni -sns archive.wim D:\Docs\included\ -spf the 'Docs' folder would have brand new timestamps in the archive.
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I've checked my some of my downloads and all of them have empty alternate streams. Is this because I downloaded them using Internet Download Manager and it purged every download? I'm not sure.. Also is there a way to update an archive within archive via command line? I'm planning to put a folder and all its contents in a wim file, then after I've finished I'm gonna put it into an encrypted 7z file because I want to upload it to google drive. I use the google drive desktop app so I can edit the cloud...
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I've checked my some of my downloads and all of them have empty alternate streams. Is this because I downloaded them using Internet Download Manager it purged every download? I'm not sure.. Also is there a way to update an archive within archive via command line? I'm planning to put a folder and all its contents in a wim file, then after I've finished I'm gonna put it into an encrypted 7z file because I want to upload it to google drive. I use the google drive desktop app so I can edit the cloud...
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I've checked my some of my downloads and all of them have empty alternate streams. Is this because I downloaded them using Internet Download Manager so they got purged? I'm not sure.. Also is there a way to update an archive within archive via command line? I'm planning to put a folder and all its contents in a wim file, then after I've finished I'm gonna put it into an encrypted 7z file because I want to upload it to google drive. I use the google drive desktop app so I can edit the cloud files...
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I've checked my some of my downloads and all of them have empty alternate streams. Is this because I downloaded them using Internet Download Manager so they got purged? I'm not sure.. Also is there a way to update an archive within archive via command line? I'm planning to put a folder and all its contents in a wim file, then after I've finished I'm gonna put it into an encrypted 7z file because I want to upload it to google drive. I use the google drive desktop app so I can edit the cloud files...
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I've checked my some of my downloads and all of them have empty alternate streams. Is this because I downloaded them using Internet Download Manager? I'm not sure.. Also is there a way to update an archive within archive via command line? I'm planning to put a folder and all its contents in a wim file, then after I've finished I'm gonna put it into an encrypted 7z file because I want to upload it to google drive. I use the google drive desktop app so I can edit the cloud files locally, and at some...
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Oh it works!! Thank you! Is -sni the only thing needed to store those 'secret data'? What about -sns? I've tried googling for 'NTFS alternate data streams' but still don't understand.. If -sns mode is enabled, 7-Zip processes NTFS Alternate Data Streams for files and folders. Current version of 7-Zip can store NTFS alternate streams only to WIM archives.
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Oh it works!! Thank you! Is -sni the only thing needed to store those 'secret data'? What about -sns? (I don't know what alternate data streams are) If -sns mode is enabled, 7-Zip processes NTFS Alternate Data Streams for files and folders. Current version of 7-Zip can store NTFS alternate streams only to WIM archives.
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Oh it works!! Thank you! Is -sni the only thing needed to store those 'secret data'? What about -sns? If -sns mode is enabled, 7-Zip processes NTFS Alternate Data Streams for files and folders. Current version of 7-Zip can store NTFS alternate streams only to WIM archives.
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Hello, I want to preserve anything there is to a folder if possible when adding it to archive. For example (Windows 10), if you right click on a folder > properties > security > advance, you can see the folder owner. If I add this folder normally to archive then extract it, the owner would change to current admin on this PC (it's an old folder so it wasn't created using current PC) I've found about this switch but I'm not sure if it's what I'm looking for: -sni Use this switch to store and restore...
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Hello, I want to preserve anything there is to a folder if possible when adding it to archive. For example if you right click on a folder > properties > security > advance, you can see the folder owner. If I add this folder normally to archive then extract it, the owner would change to current admin on this PC (it's an old folder so it wasn't created using current PC) I've found about this switch but I'm not sure if it's what I'm looking for: -sni Use this switch to store and restore NT (NTFS) security...
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