@Lasee: It's fault of the debian/patches/04-unzip60-alt-iconv-utf8 patch
that contains the following:
[...]
+/* A mapping of local <-> archive charsets used by default to convert filenames
+ * of DOS/Windows Zip archives. Currently very basic. */
+static CHARSET_MAP dos_charset_map[] = {
+{ "A
OK, I copied libnatspec to ppa:frol/zip-i18n and restored support for
CP737 and CP775.
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Alkis, You need to cantact libnatspec maintainer about this bug:
https://launchpad.net/~r0lf/+contactuser
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unzip
ctly on
your machine, by installing natspec-bin frol ppa:r0lf/ppa and running
"natspec -i"? Does it correclty detects charsets for your locale?
Also can You post output of "zipinfo -v biografiko.zip"?
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Shimi Chen: I'm not sure, but 7zip may save file names in archives
(including zip) in UTF-16 charset. unzip from ppa:frol/zip-i18n
translates file names from OEM-charset which is applied by default in
Windows for your language (probably not UTF-16, language is determined
by your current locale), to
