zipinfo - List Information about .zip Files

Sometimes, you may want to inspect the contents of a ".zip" file without actually extracting its contents. This is where the zipinfo command comes in handy. zipinfo allows you to preview detailed information about the contents of a compressed ".zip" file, including file names, compression ratios, encryption status, and more.

The syntax of the zipinfo command is as follows:
zipinfo [OPTIONS] [ZIP_FILE]。

Some commonly used options with the zipinfo command include:

• -1: List only file names.
• -2: List file names and sizes.
• -l: List file names, sizes, compression ratios, modification dates, and times.
• -m: List file names, sizes, and compression ratios.
• -s: List file names and sizes in a format similar to ls -l.
• -t: List the number of files, uncompressed and compressed sizes, and compression ratio.
• -v: List detailed information about the files, including their contents.

This command displays information about the contents of the "backup.zip" file, including file names, sizes, compression ratios, and modification dates.

For more examples, explanations, and information about the parameters of the zipinfo command, you can refer to the provided link.