Bsdtar and archive torture tests
Garrett Wollman
wollman at csail.mit.edu
Mon Sep 26 15:34:57 PDT 2005
<<On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 15:58:07 -0400, Ed Maste <emaste at phaedrus.sandvine.ca> said:
> <C3><A0><C3><A0><C3><A0><C3><A0><C3><A0><C3><A0><C3><A0><C3><A0><C3><A0><C3><A0><C3><A0><C3><A0> to ../longfilenames/84<E0><E0><E0><E0><E0>
> as well as some other issues. It appears that all of the "symlink
> target changed" cases have both a long name and some high-bit
> characters.
What is your locale set to?
POSIX pax interchange format, the default for bsdtar, requires file
names in archives to be represented in UTF-8. <C3><A0>, when
interpreted as UTF-8, is the character U+00E0 (LATIN SMALL LETTER A
WITH GRAVE ACCENT).
-GAWollman
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