Comment 16 for bug 10979
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| Kjetil Torgrim Homme (kjetilho) wrote | #16 |
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The behaviour in 5.52-10ubuntu2 is still broken. I have a file with filenames in UTF-8, but if I try to unpack it in a UTF-8 locale, the filenames get corrupted.
Example:
ó is stored in the file as \303\263 (raw UTF-8), but is extracted as \342\224\
Workaround:
using a Latin1 environemtn will make a verbatim copy of the octets:
env LC_CTYPE=en_US unzip ...
(obviously you first need to generate a Latin1 environment)
My Ubuntu version is 8.04.2