From the tests that I've done, there are two different bugs about non-ASCII characters in filenames:
* One reproducible with files created with zip on Linux: unzip shows broken encoding filenames but correctly extracts the files
* Another reproducible with files created on Windows, probably due to the use if ISO encoding: unzip shows broken encoding filenames and extracted files have a broken encoding as well
I've managed to fixing the first one by compiling unzip with -DNATIVE.
Hi,
From the tests that I've done, there are two different bugs about non-ASCII characters in filenames:
* One reproducible with files created with zip on Linux: unzip shows broken encoding filenames but correctly extracts the files
* Another reproducible with files created on Windows, probably due to the use if ISO encoding: unzip shows broken encoding filenames and extracted files have a broken encoding as well
I've managed to fixing the first one by compiling unzip with -DNATIVE.