Re: [opensuse] compressing files(Need Raid!)


On Aug 31 2007 22:16, Carlos E. R. wrote:
zip I/O error: Permssion Denied
zip error: Could not create output file (/media/test.zip)

Usually, the (actual) media is mounted as /media/myusbdrive or something, so
why would zip write to /media?

If the gui program you use understands that you are requesting to compress
the whole /media/myusbdrive it will try to do so to the parent dir, which
is, of course, /media, and it will fail.

That would be a bit odd since if you zipped up "myusbdrive", you would
have a (most likely) unwanted extra directory component in the archive.

Jan
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