Note that when specifying filenames, you do not need the embedded quotes. If the script is named Expand-ArchiveFile.ps1, run it like this: Expand-ArchiveFile.ps1 "C:\Users\touff\OneDrive\Bureau\0\Encrypted Zip\test.zip" -HasPassword & $ARCHIVE_TOOL e "-o$DestinationPath" "-p$password" $ArchiveFilename
$securePwd = Read-Host -AsSecureString -Prompt "Enter archive password" $bstr = ::SecureStringToBSTR($secureString) $ARCHIVE_TOOL = "C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" Here's a short sample script you can use (modify to suit your needs): param( You don't need Invoke-Expression just run the command with the parameters you need. : C:\ok.txtĮdited the function to allow spaces and run silently. If you do not have rights you will end up with the error you are getting nowĮRROR: Can not open output file : Accès refusé. Make sure you have access to the folder you are trying to unzip to So here is what you are doing in function form to clean it up a bit Function Open-7ZipFile) + " `"$Source`""Īnd here is how to run it Open-7ZipFile -ExePath7Zip "C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" -Source "C:\Users\touff\OneDrive\Bureau\0\Encrypted Zip\test.zip" -Destination "C:\Users\touff\OneDrive\Bureau\0\Encrypted Zip\foldertest" -Password "Password" = C:\Users\touff\OneDrive\Bureau\0\Encrypted Zip\test.zipĮRROR: Can not open output file : Accès refusé. $command = "& $7ZipPath e -oC:\ -y -tzip -p$password $zipFile"ħ-Zip 16.04 : Copyright (c) 1999-2016 Igor Pavlov : Įxtracting archive: C:\Users\touff\OneDrive\Bureau\0\Encrypted Zip\test.zip $password = Read-Host -Prompt 'Input the password' $path = 'C:\Users\touff\OneDrive\Bureau\0\Encrypted Zip\foldertest' $zipFile = '"C:\Users\touff\OneDrive\Bureau\0\Encrypted Zip\test.zip"' Here's the code: $7ZipPath = '"C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe"' I created a simple code that's supposed to unzip a file using 7zip and a known password.
Hi, I'm new to powershell and try to learn some trick with it.
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