function Get-ZipContent įoreach($item in $. I made password protected zip with 7-zip and using standard Windows right-click, 'extract all' gives this : Entering the password it extracts fine. There are third party PowerShell Modules as well as libraries that can do this though. As for extracting the Zip contents, ZipArchive does not support encrypted Zips as of today. Windows 10 doesnt offer password protection for compressed files or folders, however, you can still take steps to ensure the safety of your files. leveraging you're just looking to list the zip contents, then this function will do. moved secret creation out of keyvault resources node and into it's own top level resource dependent on keyvault resource updated api version to allow for keyvault access policy creation for function app's managed identity * Updating ARM deployment template to address issues encountered during twitch stream. Updated ARM template to account for Azure Key Vault deployment and ZipPassword secret rar support as well as support for handling password protected archives
Introduced DotNetZip library to address open issues #10, #19 adding. Enhanced solution by implementing an IFileProcessor to handle processing of zip archives Introduced Azure KeyVault deployment to store Zip Passwords Upgraded Azure Functions version from v2 to v3 * The following enhancements were made to the solution: Now I want the decryption to happen by retrieving the password from the key vault(instead of direct encryption) and using it to decrypt the file before its copied to the Azure storage. The above portion decrypts the file and the below portion establishes the connection with Azure storage and copies the files to it. $Ctx = New-AzureStorageContext -ConnectionString $ConnectionString $ConnectionString = $env:APPSETTING_AZ_STRG_CON This portion establishes a connection to the Azure storage and copies the decrypted files.*** Write-Output $("File decrypted: " + $OutputFile) Start-Process $GPGExe -ArgumentList $GPGArgs -Wait -NoNewWindow
Write-Output $("Starting decryption with args: " + $GPGArgs)
#$GPGArgs = "-d -o " -f $OutputFile, $EncryptedFile <- decryption happening here $OutputFile = $MyFolder + $LocalFileName.replace(".gpg", "_") $EncryptedFile = $MyFolder + $LocalFileName The file is then used by an SSIS process that integrates the data into the target database.Įxcerpt from Azure function( FileCheckAndLoad ) My thoughts were to create a task that would automatically execute files with 7Zip and then place in the designated folder. Is there an easy way to create a task/batch to unlock password/unzip files at the same time We de use 7ZIP in our company. A Copy activity moves the file from Azure Storage to an on-premises network location. We do not currently use PGP and they asked about password protected ZIP files.
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