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Author Kira.Erethon
Recipients Kira.Erethon, eric.smith, pitrou
Date 2011-01-19.01:03:24
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Message-id <1295399009.49.0.236825140412.issue10876@psf.upfronthosting.co.za>
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I'm a newbie in python and tried this in order to learn.I created all the zip files (first created a .txt file and zipped it with a password), so I know the file inside the zip is encrypted ( ofc I know the password too). Tried this with different .txt files and file names just in case there was some problem with the naming (didn't use any unicode file names). I'm not really at a level I can propose a solution, only thing I know is that zipfile can "decompress" the same file with 4 or more passwords without throwing any exception. Of course only one of those passwords is correct.
So, bottom line is it's a problem of the zip format and not Python eh?
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Date User Action Args
2011-01-19 01:03:29Kira.Erethonsetrecipients: + Kira.Erethon, pitrou, eric.smith
2011-01-19 01:03:29Kira.Erethonsetmessageid: <1295399009.49.0.236825140412.issue10876@psf.upfronthosting.co.za>
2011-01-19 01:03:24Kira.Erethonlinkissue10876 messages
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