Hi,
I have ZIP file from Windows with some path inside, but when I try to unzip it with 7z in linux by this command: 7z x zip_file.zip
It doesn't create directory as it is in ZIP file, but in ZIP there are directories like: folder\name_of_file.txt
But I'm on linux, so no path with "\".
Why 7z can't convert folder\bubu.txt to folder/bubu.txt ??
Thank you for reply.
T.
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Do you use p7zip?
If so, probably you must write to p7zip forum.
What program was used to create that zip file?
Note also that '\' character is allowed in filename in linux.
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All slashes
MUST be forward slashes '/' as opposed to
backwards slashes '\' for compatibility with Amiga
and UNIX file systems etc.
So your "JAVA tool" probably produces "wrong" zip archives.
You can notify developers of that "JAVA tool" about that problem. Maybe they can fix it.
Note also about files properies:
Host OS = FAT
so p7zip can convert wrong back slashes to correct forward slashes, if it's 'FAT' Host OS. But probably it's not implemented still in p7zip / 7-zip. Maybe I should implement it in original 7-zip, but there is no problem in Windows version.
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Oh you're rightit's p7zip name, sorry that I didn't see it on the 2nd row :-(
Well, that JAVA tool is some external java class, like "java.util.zip" or so.
Well now I don't know how to handle that weird umlaut names of names in that ZIP file :-/ Unzip brokes characters, atool too. 7z (or p7zip) did it correctly, but without directories.
But it's not your problem, because it's different program.
Ok then. Thank you for you answer.
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Hi,
I have ZIP file from Windows with some path inside, but when I try to unzip it with 7z in linux by this command:
7z x zip_file.zipIt doesn't create directory as it is in ZIP file, but in ZIP there are directories like:
folder\name_of_file.txtBut I'm on linux, so no path with "\".
Why 7z can't convert
folder\bubu.txttofolder/bubu.txt??Thank you for reply.
T.
call
Do you use p7zip?
If so, probably you must write to p7zip forum.
What program was used to create that zip file?
Note also that '\' character is allowed in filename in linux.
No just 7z.
Here is the list.txt.
It's little bit big :)
Edit: I forgot, it's made by JAVA tool by some our company application.
Last edit: Tomas 2016-03-31
It's p7zip.
from zip specification:
All slashes MUST be forward slashes '/' as opposed to backwards slashes '\' for compatibility with Amiga and UNIX file systems etc.So your "JAVA tool" probably produces "wrong" zip archives.
You can notify developers of that "JAVA tool" about that problem. Maybe they can fix it.
Note also about files properies:
Host OS = FAT
so p7zip can convert wrong back slashes to correct forward slashes, if it's 'FAT' Host OS. But probably it's not implemented still in p7zip / 7-zip. Maybe I should implement it in original 7-zip, but there is no problem in Windows version.
Oh you're rightit's p7zip name, sorry that I didn't see it on the 2nd row :-(
Well, that JAVA tool is some external java class, like "java.util.zip" or so.
Well now I don't know how to handle that weird umlaut names of names in that ZIP file :-/
Unzip brokes characters, atool too. 7z (or p7zip) did it correctly, but without directories.
But it's not your problem, because it's different program.
Ok then. Thank you for you answer.