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and subject line Re: Unrar fails to extract files and folders with non-latin
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--- Begin Message ---
Package: unrar
Version: 1:5.3.2-1+deb9u1
When trying to extract files from a .rar archive with encrypted file names
under password, unrar fails to extract files and folders that have
non-latin characters in their names (it displays them with question marks
when throwing error messages and when inspecting the archive with Ark).
--- End Message ---
--- Begin Message ---
Tags: wontfix
UnRAR is originally developed for Windows.
So UnRAR uses UTF-16 to all internal path name.
UnRAR for Unix converts local multi byte encoding from/to UTF-16 to
process file name.
This conversion uses wcsrtombs()/mbsrtowcs().
These functions work depends your current locale settings.
If you want to use non-latin character filenames, setup modern locals
like UTF-8 and set it to LANG or LC_CTYPE environment variable.
example:
$ LC_CTYPE=C.UTF-8 unrar x foo.rar
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YOKOTA
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