Doug Henderson wrote:
"You need to add the -r option to recurse into directories:"
You are 100% correct; my oversight.
Actually, it was a copy and paste error: the real code that I want to test does
use -r, but when I tried to adapt that code to a simpler format for my email, I
accidental
On 31 October 2014 23:00, Brent wrote:
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> It seems that cygwin's zip can archive files whose name includes non-ascii
> (unicode) chars just fine, but if you try to archive a directory whose name
> includes such chars, it fails.
> $ zip test.zip åØâéñ
> adding: åØâéñ/ (stored 0%)
Yo
Nuts, the non-ascii unicode file names that I was using displayed fine when I
looked at them in my email program (even in plain text mode), but I see on the
mailing list web page (https://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2014-11/msg1.html) that
they display garbled there.
To recreate my tests, the unic
It seems that cygwin's zip can archive files whose name includes non-ascii
(unicode) chars just fine, but if you try to archive a directory whose name
includes such chars, it fails.
First, I am using the very latest release of cygwin 64 bit:
$ uname -a
CYGWIN_NT-6.1 yhbrent 1.7.32(0.2
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