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OK drive letter is stripped by Totalcmd because C. Ghisler thinks it has security implications. https://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=392556#p392556 Sorry, 7zip archives with absolute paths are not fully supported. They are very dangerous because they could contain paths to system files. TC tries to strip the drive letter and root folder, but it's not always possible.

OK drive letter is stripped by Totalcmd because C. Ghisler thinks it has security implications. https://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=392556#p392556

OK drive letter is stripped by Totalcmd because C. Ghisler thinks it has security implications. https://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=392556

Solved: The archive was at any time OK. I was seeing it through Total Commanders 7zip glasses. It doesn't show the drive letter. I will investigate and start here: https://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?t=72812

Solved: I was seeing it via Total Commanders 7zip glasses. It doesn't show the drive letter. I will investigate and start here: https://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?t=72812

Thank you Igor, I do not see a mistake in my command line. Here is how the full command is resolved and executed (I've put an ECHO before). "N:\MIDI" is a folder. "U:\Crypto\7zip\x64\7za.exe" u -spf -mx=5 -mhe=on -pMyPassword "c:\Disk\WD50\Backup\MIDI.encrypted.7z" "N:\MIDI"

Hi guys, what am I not seeing? I am on Windows 10 and created a batch file which backs up folders from a comma separated list (list is inside the cmd itself) or from a file/folder dragged onto the cmd. Short version: There's the following command in a for loop: if EXIST "%%i" "%SEVENZIP%" u -spf -mx=5 -mhe=on -p%PASS% "%TARGETDIR%\%%~ni.encrypted.7z" "%%i" No matter if I use -spf or -spf2, the drive letter is not stored inside the 7z, files start with the root folder. Full file attached. I think...

Hi guys, what am I not seeing? I am on Windows 10 and created a batch file which backs up folders from a comma separated list (list is inside the cmd itself) or from a file/folder dragged onto the cmd. Short version: There's the following command in a for loop: if EXIST "%%i" "%SEVENZIP%" u -spf -mx=5 -mhe=on -p%PASS% "%TARGETDIR%\%%~ni.encrypted.7z" "%%i" No matter if I use -spf or -spf2, the drive letter is not stored inside the 7z, files start with the root folder. Full file attached. I think...