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Can't handle convmv
Description: Ubuntu 11.10
Release: 11.10
Codename: oneiric
I have a lot of folders and files with ??? ???? ??.txt - like file names when I do
$ sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 ...
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What is wrong with these filenames?
I can't seem to get my filenames in a format that is recognizable. I originally had them in ANSI format and tried to convert them to UTF-8, but they are still not recognizable.
The filenames are in ...
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Fix encoding of German umlauts in directories and filenames (ü = u╠ê and so on)
I have many zip-files where there are encoding errors for the German umlauts (äüöÄÜÖß). They show up in both the filename.zip as well as in the included directories and files like this:
Fünf = ...
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Is it possible to rename files in a zip archive before extracting?
I pulled a zip file from the web which was packed on a system where filenames were encoded in a format my unzip program fails to read. Perhaps the file-system does not support those weird characters, ...
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Converting Filename Encoding
my operating system is Arch Linux. I am trying to extract a .zip archive that contains CJK characters in its filenames. It was most likely created on a Windows machine.
I tried the unzip utility and ...
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How can I create a zip / tgz in Linux such that Windows has proper filenames?
Currently, tar -zcf arch.tgz files/* encodes filenames in UTF, so Windows users see all characters spoiled in filenames which are not english, and can do nothing with it.
zip -qq -r arch.zip files/* ...
