Created attachment 668949 [details] libnatspec patch Unzip can handle filenames in archive only with ascii encoding. All symbols with code > 127 it replaces with '?'. Upstream promised to fix this more than 2 years ago. But new upstream version did'n come. Seems upstream is dead. I wrote a patch which add -I and -O command line options to setup ISO and OEM encodings. It options was agreed with upstream. Also a like patch uses other linux distributions to fix encodings problem in unzip package. This patch uses libnatspec library. So you need to add this to BR.
The patch was tested in RFRemix distribution. It works fine for two years.
So. Any news? Do you agree with this patch?
Hi, I am currently waiting for upstream response. If they incorporate your patch into the future Unzip release, I will include it into Fedora.
I afraid you won't get any responce. Upstream dead.
Steven Schweda seems to be active on sourceforge.
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So will be it applyed?
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It is fixed in rawhide already. Used upstream solution of this.
Please provide link to upstream solution.
Link to fixed upstream solution: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/attachment.cgi?id=992063 I apologize that I don't want to search it in upstream's forum now. If used patch doesn't solve this problem, feel free to reopen it again. If you want to try this solution in older Fedora, you can try test this package from copr: https://copr.fedoraproject.org/coprs/pstodulk/unzip/ Also you can use: # dnf copr enable pstodulk/unzip It's originally for testing of support of segmented archives but contains all from rawhide, so you can try it.