Hello!
Since updating to Catalina (10.15.1 on all three of my devices), I've been noticing a strange behavior with the native/Finder 'Compress Files' function. Previously, .zip archives created through this function would be created with the standard 644 permission (read/write for owner, read for group/everybody), yet since upgrading, .zip files are now created with 600 permission (read/write for owner, no access for anybody else).
Compress files and folders on Mac OS X Mac OS X has a built-in function that allows users to create.zip archives with ease. This is accessible to all users and doesn't require any additional downloads or configuring. Navigate to the files or folders you want to compress into a.zip file. Mac operating system has its own File Zipping tool that can help you compress files within a snap. Compressing files on your Mac will not only save you space but also let you keep your files handy.
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I've confirmed with others in my circle that this is the case, but still haven't found any short-term fixes save manually changing permissions prior to uploading to shared FTP spaces (where end users would not be able to download if permissions are maintained).
I definitely don't believe this is functioning as intended, since 644 appears to be standard in file creation across the board.
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Any fixes or suggestions? Thanks!
Mac Os Compress File
Mac Pro
Compress files and folders on Mac OS X Mac OS X has a built-in function that allows users to create.zip archives with ease. This is accessible to all users and doesn't require any additional downloads or configuring. Navigate to the files or folders you want to compress into a.zip file. Mac operating system has its own File Zipping tool that can help you compress files within a snap. Compressing files on your Mac will not only save you space but also let you keep your files handy.
Compress Files Mac Os X
I've confirmed with others in my circle that this is the case, but still haven't found any short-term fixes save manually changing permissions prior to uploading to shared FTP spaces (where end users would not be able to download if permissions are maintained).
I definitely don't believe this is functioning as intended, since 644 appears to be standard in file creation across the board.
Mac Os Compress With Password
Any fixes or suggestions? Thanks!
Mac Os Compress File
Mac Pro
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