DotNetZip – Solving Mac Decompression Issues
Read OriginalThis article addresses a common problem when using the DotNetZip library in an ASP.NET Web API service: zip files downloaded on Macs fail to extract, often creating .cpgz files instead. The root cause is the HTTP response content type set to 'application/zip', which triggers Safari's automatic decompression and corrupts the archive. The solution is to change the content type to 'application/octet-stream', preventing Safari from interfering. The article provides step-by-step details, code examples, and explains why this fix works, making it useful for developers handling file downloads across platforms.
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