Created attachment 559859 [details] The Zip File For Testing Description of problem: I created a zip file containing Chinese file name for testing purpose. The creation tool is WinZip 11.2. WinRAR in the same English locale Windows, `zip` command, and File Roller in another Linux distribution can handle Chinese character correctly. But File Roller in Fedora 16 (I just yum update) cannot. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): file-roller 3.2.1 How reproducible: Download & Open Steps to Reproduce: 1. Download the attachment "The Zip File For Testing" 2. Open it with File Roller Actual results: ????.txt Expected results: 中文測試.txt Additional info: `zip -sf file.zip` gives correct file name This problem does not show up on LinuxDeepin with same version of File Roller. LinuxDeepin is a Ubuntu-based distribution. http://www.linuxdeepin.com/ My locale is en_US.utf8. LANG=<a Chinese locale> file-roller file.zip #UI language changes, but the file name is still 4 question marks.
FYI Test my file using en_US.utf8 locale and Fedora 16: unzip file.zip #kinda error 7za x file.zip #flawless! LinuxDeepin's unzip is patched. You may find the following bug relevant https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unzip/+bug/580961 Maybe file-roller should use p7zip exclusively?
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