I'll second this request. Being able to see the file names in the zip was always a prob with the old zip format.
One thing that COULD work and would be trivially simple is to create the compressed ZIP as normal, with a password, then just STORE that zip into another zip with the same password.
At that point, sure you could see that the outer zip contains a zip, but to be able to see even the files names within the inner zip would require you to decrypt it, which you couldn't do without the password on the outer zip.
Any thoughts?
Or is it possible to run a process (ie an external ZIP process) on the destination zip file to automatically rezip it?
One thing that COULD work and would be trivially simple is to create the compressed ZIP as normal, with a password, then just STORE that zip into another zip with the same password.
At that point, sure you could see that the outer zip contains a zip, but to be able to see even the files names within the inner zip would require you to decrypt it, which you couldn't do without the password on the outer zip.
Any thoughts?
Or is it possible to run a process (ie an external ZIP process) on the destination zip file to automatically rezip it?