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edit approved Oct 30, 2023 at 13:10
tinlyx
edit approved Oct 30, 2023 at 13:10
tinlyx
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We normally type: zip -r [file_name.zip] [file_name] try

zip -r [file_name.zip] [file_name]

try this way: zip [file_name.zip] [file_name] -r and

zip [file_name.zip] [file_name] -r

and then type in the initial syntax: zip -r [file_name.zip] [file_name] Amazingly

zip -r [file_name.zip] [file_name]

Amazingly it worked for me!!!

We normally type: zip -r [file_name.zip] [file_name] try this way: zip [file_name.zip] [file_name] -r and then type in the initial syntax: zip -r [file_name.zip] [file_name] Amazingly it worked for me!!!

We normally type:

zip -r [file_name.zip] [file_name]

try this way:

zip [file_name.zip] [file_name] -r

and then type in the initial syntax:

zip -r [file_name.zip] [file_name]

Amazingly it worked for me!!!

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Edemir Gouveia
Edemir Gouveia
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We normally type: zip -r [file_name.zip] [file_name] try this way: zip [file_name.zip] [file_name] -r and then type in the initial syntax: zip -r [file_name.zip] [file_name] Amazingly it worked for me!!!