Re: Unfamiliar behavior with ZipArchive class

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On Sun, Mar 20, 2016 at 4:19 PM, Jeffry Killen <jekillen@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hello;
>
> I am developing cms with zip archive management facilities:
>
> I created a test case directory with nested directories on my
> client; Mac OSX with Firefox. I then compressed the test case
> and made a separate copy renamed with FTP add to the name.
>
> So the test case with FTP added to the name is uploaded to my
> (local) dev sever: FreeBSD v 10.1 w/Apache and php.
>
> So, I have recursive code to remove directories with nested content.
> I  wanted to see if I could remove the contented created from expanding
> the FTP named zip (which would initially be owned by the FTP user
> account)
>
> My intention was to see how it would deal with permission issues
> related to an ftp user owned zip archive.
>
> What happened when the content expanded from the FTP named
> zip file was removed was that a new directory on the server was
> created and the expanded content was copied to that directory.
>
> There were no errors presented regarding permissions issues.
>
> The directory was named _MACOSX. I did not write any code to do
> that.
>
> My question is:
>
> Did php do that on its own? Or, was that Apache on the server? Or
> was it the FreeBSD system?
>
> I was subsequently able to remove the _MACOSX directory with
> php code without problems. But the interim step is a complication.
>
> As a follow up to my last query about use of ZipArchive to expand
> Zip file has been resolved. It is working properly now.
>
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