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I want to extract a 7-Zip archive in a Python script. It works fine except that it spits out the extraction details (which is huge in my case). Is there a way to avoid this verbose information while extracting? I did not find any "silent" command line option to 7z.exe . My command is 7z.exe -o some_dir x some_archive.7z One possibility would be to spawn the child process with popen , so its output will come back to the parent to be processed/displayed (if desired) or else completely ignored (create your popen object with stdout=PIPE and stderr=PIPE to be able to retrieve the output from the

I am using 7z command line executable to zip files, but I see that while adding to an archive the path of the files is preserved in the archive. So if I do 7z a -tzip myzip.zip dir1\dir2\* the archive myzip.zip will contain the path dir1\dir2. I do not want this, rather I want only the files to be added to the zip file without the paths being preserved. I searched quite a bit but do not seem to find any way of doing this, maybe I am missing something obvious? Thanks Pradeeban Kathiravelu Give the full path. That should work. Not the relative path from the current location. For example, I give

PROBLEM: I would like to be able to extract tar.gz files in a single step. This makes my question almost identical to this one: stackoverflow question for tar-gz . My question is almost the same, but not the same, because I would like to do this on windows using 7zip command-line (or something similar) inside a bat file or ruby/perl/python script. QUESTION: This seemingly simple task is proving to be more involved than the first appearance would make it out to be. Does anyone have a script that does this already? 7z e example.tar.gz && 7z x example.tar Use && to combine two commands in one

Following the same steps as this guide . I am trying to convert from bat to exe without installing any new software such as Bat to Exe Converter . The reason I am using this method is because all machines in my workplace already have 7zip installed and can use it, however I am not allowed to make the script work using external software not present on the main server to be compatible on any machine in the company. I have the following TEST.bat : ECHO This is a Test bat to exe pause and the config.txt : ;!@Install@!UTF-8! RunProgram="TEST.bat" ;!@InstallEnd@! then I call the following command

I have a set of .iso files in different directories and sub-directories: <folder1> app1.iso app2.iso app3.iso <subfolder1> app1a.iso app2a.iso <subfolder2> app2b.iso app3b.iso <folder2> app4.iso app5.iso <subfolder5> app20.iso Using a batch file and having 7-zip pre-installed (with PATH environment variable configured), I want to be able to archive each .iso to it's own individual .7z archive file. I don't want to archive all .iso's in a current folder into one archive. I attempted to create my own 7-zip command in conjunction with the FORFILES: FORFILES /P . /M *.iso /S /C "cmd /c 7z a -t7z

Is there any Library in Delphi to handle LZMA (or 7zip)files including creating self extracting EXEs There are some sources code at 7zip.org in (c++ java c#) but i want them in delphi BUT i want something which is stand alone (No DLLs) there are two solutions: 1) use the into native pascal translated sdk: Pascal LZMA SDK Source Download 2) you can compile the c version of the sdk into obj files and link them to your delphi project. this one requires a translation of the header files to delphi and it requires lots of c knowledge. LZMA SDK Inno setup have delphi source code to encode and decode