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Create Finder-equivalent zip archives from the Terminal

You can also add an alias to your .cshrc file that will append a timestamp to the zip archive like this:
alias zipme 'ditto -c -k -keepParent -rsrc !* !*_`date +'%Y%m%d%S'`.zip'
zipme foldername
will produce a zip file called something like this:
foldername_2004011547.zip
which is handy if you use it to create quick backups of work folders.

I'm fairly new to the ditto command but have found that it will not allow you to add to an already created archive. Or can it and I just don't know the command?
So what I have been using to archive my data via the command line is the zip command.
Now lets say that there is another file that I want to add to my archive, I would repeat the command with the new file:
It is the only method that I am aware of that will allow me to add to an existing archive. Is this procedure in any way unorthodox?

Create Finder-equivalent zip archives from the Terminal

Just for completeness; to uncompress a finder archive, preserving resources, you use this version of the ditto command.
ditto -x -k -sequesterRsrc MyZip.zip .
This pulls the resource information out of the __MacOSX folders and reconstructs the entire file.

I'm CERTAIN this capability was part of the OSX 10.3.0 Finder.. Highlighting a file or folder and then hitting Command-Option-3 would create a ZIP archive, on the desktop..
However, I cannot replicate this capability in OSX 10.3.5----has Apple taken this function away? I note that the Finder FILE menu still has this command and it still works..as well as having it in the control/right-click contextual menu..
However, there is *NO* Keyboard-shortcut linked to this capability, nor can I figure out a way to get the SystemPreferences:Keyboard&Mouse:KeyboardShortcuts menu to accommodate for this missing keystroke combination
I'd like to have it back! HELP! :-) thanks-in-advance!..
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BeSeeingYou..
David A. Lewis

Create Finder-equivalent zip archives from the Terminal

Or, create a shell script using the $n special variable and named it my Zip with an uppercase Z and don't forget to and add it to /usr/local/bin so that you can execute it anytime: ..and to unzip, I created another shell script called Unzip:

..or at least it's that way with the version of ditto that comes with 10.4

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Indeed. If you forget that extra -, you'll end up with this seemingly unrelated error message: