Bug #15026 for Archive-Zip: AddTree does not include files with german umlauts in the filename

Wed Oct 12 04:40:58 2005 Guest - Ticket created

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AddTree does not include files with german umlauts in the filename

Windows 2000 Server Active State perl 5.8.4 Archive::Zip 1.16 AddTree misses files with german umlauts in the filename.

Wed Oct 12 09:48:21 2005 Guest - Correspondence added

[guest - Wed Oct 12 04:40:58 2005]: Show quoted text

> Windows 2000 Server > Active State perl 5.8.4 > Archive::Zip 1.16 > > AddTree misses files with german umlauts in the filename.

Tried to track down the error. Seems to be relatet to some other modules (Tk, Win32::File) use in my prog. A small prog, only used for creating the archive does work....

Mon Jan 23 10:06:27 2006 SMPETERS [...] cpan.org - Correspondence added

On Wed Oct 12 09:48:21 2005, guest wrote: Show quoted text

> [guest - Wed Oct 12 04:40:58 2005]: >

> > Windows 2000 Server > > Active State perl 5.8.4 > > Archive::Zip 1.16 > > > > AddTree misses files with german umlauts in the filename.

> > > Tried to track down the error. > Seems to be relatet to some other modules (Tk, Win32::File) use in

my Show quoted text

> prog. > A small prog, only used for creating the archive does work....

I'll verify tonight (with Spanish umlauts instead :) ) to see if this causes a failure or not.

Mon Jan 23 10:06:28 2006 The RT System itself - Status changed from 'new' to 'open'

Thu Feb 02 13:58:06 2006 SREZIC [...] cpan.org - Correspondence added

On Mon Jan 23 10:06:27 2006, SMPETERS wrote: Show quoted text

> On Wed Oct 12 09:48:21 2005, guest wrote:

> > [guest - Wed Oct 12 04:40:58 2005]: > >

> > > Windows 2000 Server > > > Active State perl 5.8.4 > > > Archive::Zip 1.16 > > > > > > AddTree misses files with german umlauts in the filename.

> > > > > > Tried to track down the error. > > Seems to be relatet to some other modules (Tk, Win32::File) use in

> my

> > prog. > > A small prog, only used for creating the archive does work....

> > I'll verify tonight (with Spanish umlauts instead :) ) to see if this > causes a failure or not.

Did you make sure that the filename string was not utf8-ified? Probably it helps if you explicitely convert to iso-8859-1, for example by using Encode.pm

Thu Apr 19 11:19:00 2012 BBYRD [...] cpan.org - Correspondence added

Trying to clean up some RT tickets here. Is this still an issue? Does the latest revision fix the problem?

Mon Jul 23 08:00:07 2012 https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/id?id=AItOawl4IF9RC5cyZAY_b9K0lNTp0VXaFF_ezyQ - Correspondence added

Hi, I am having the same kind of problem with french accented characters. The issue appears in addTree() second argument. When you specify a different root directory for the archive The names of files in the directory tree are also affected. Archive::Zip version 1.30 Perl version 5.12.4 OS windows 7 64bits, NTFS Ex: (encoding in perl file is cp1252) ------------------------------------------------------ use strict; use warnings; use Archive::Zip qw( :ERROR_CODES :CONSTANTS ); my $zip = Archive::Zip->new(); my $zipRoot = "accentué"; # = accented my $zipFilename = "résultat.zip"; # = result.zip my $dir = "répertoire"; # = directory my $status = $zip->addTree($dir, $zipRoot); $status = $zip->writeToFileNamed($zipFilename); ---------------------------------------------------- Initial directory tree: . |- répertoire |- fichier_é.txt Result zip file name contains correct accent (from writeToFileNamed()). Content of zip file: accentuÚ |- fichier_Ú.txt addTree() badly manages its 2nd arguments, but also the directory tree. There is a workaround for the arguments: $zipRoot = encode("cp850", $zipRoot) but it does not solves the processing of the file names in the directory tree (like fichier_é.txt). (I hope you can read accented chars on your computer !!)