Linux decompression unzip Chinese garbled solution

1, in the Linux system backup files, in the Windows decompression appeared in Chinese garbled, this is actually a mistake, I use the win03 with the zip view Explorer directly copied, so there is this problem, we recommend the use of free 7-zip.

2, backup the program zip file on Windows, if the file path contains Chinese, unzip in Linux may appear garbled

Analysis: Files that are compressed on windows are compressed with the system default encoding Chinese. Because the zip file does not declare its encoding, unzip on Linux is generally extracted by default encoding, the Chinese file name will appear garbled.

In 2005, it was reported as a bug, but Info-zip's official website did not include the automatic identification code in the plan, perhaps they did not think it was a problem. Sun's n-year zip coding problem exists in Java, using the same approach.

Then this problem can only be handled by ourselves, the method is actually very simple, the following three ways to solve:

(1). Extract by Unzip line command, specify character set
Unzip-o CP936 Xxx.zip (with GBK, GB18030 can also)
Interestingly, there is no explanation for this option in Unzip's manual, and Unzip–help has a simple one-line explanation for this parameter.

(2). In the environment variable, specify the unzip parameter, always display and decompress the file in the specified character set
Add 2 rows to the/etc/environment
unzip= "-O Cp936″
zipinfo= "-O Cp936″

(3) Unpack the ZIP package jar using the Java Jar command

Jar XVF File.name

Reprinted from: http://303i.com/article/2012/12/03/574.html

Linux decompression unzip Chinese garbled solution