To see the contents of zips is to use the familiar ‘unzip’ command with a simple -l flag. The reported information is not as detailed as ‘zipinfo’ but it still includes meaningful details including individual file size, file modification date and time, total file count, and file names.
$ unzip -l archive_name.zipSample output of the command is shown below:
[root@R12PRODDB R122_Stage]# unzip -l V29764-01.zip Archive: V29764-01.zip Length Date Time Name --------- ---------- ----- ---- 20863 12-20-2011 03:14 readme.htm 0 12-19-2011 13:39 Disk1/ 0 12-19-2011 13:41 Disk1/install/ 0 12-19-2011 13:39 Disk1/install/linux64/ 686 07-19-2011 05:26 Disk1/install/linux64/oraparam.ini 0 12-19-2011 13:39 Disk1/install/linux64/resource/ 14341 12-01-2010 16:37 Disk1/install/linux64/resource/cons_pt_BR.nls 14601 12-01-2010 16:36 Disk1/install/linux64/resource/cons_es.nls 15518 12-01-2010 16:36 Disk1/install/linux64/resource/cons_ko.nls 15228 12-01-2010 16:36 Disk1/install/linux64/resource/cons_de.nls 16440 12-01-2010 16:36 Disk1/install/linux64/resource/cons_ja.nls 15557 12-01-2010 16:36 Disk1/install/linux64/resource/cons_fr.nls 14691 12-01-2010 16:36 Disk1/install/linux64/resource/cons_it.nls 13366 12-01-2010 16:36 Disk1/install/linux64/resource/cons.nls 12110 12-01-2010 16:37 Disk1/install/linux64/resource/cons_zh_CN.nls 12175 12-01-2010 16:37 Disk1/install/linux64/resource/cons_zh_TW.nls 145976 12-01-2010 16:37 Disk1/install/linux64/unzip 161745 12-01-2010 16:37 Disk1/install/linux64/runInstaller 0 12-19-2011 13:39 Disk1/plugins/ 0 12-19-2011 13:39 Disk1/plugins/sjsws/
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