Solve the problem of Chinese garbled characters when decompressing unzip in Linux

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Solution to Chinese garbled characters when decompressing unzip in Linux

When we decompress a compressed package with a Chinese name such as "data.zip" in Linux, if we directly use the following command, Chinese garbled characters will appear.

unzip 资料.zip

The main reason is because unzip will convert the encoding to its internal default encoding when decompressing, and the default encoding does not support Chinese CP936 encoding at all. Therefore, we need to explicitly specify the encoding to be used when decompressing.

Currently, the following two methods can be used to solve the problem

Method one is to directly specify the encoding format when decompressing

#指定GBK GB18030编码也是可以的
unzip -O CP936 资料.zip

Method 2 Configure environment variables and specify unzip parameters

In environment variables, specify unzip parameters and always display and decompress files in the specified character set

For example, you need to add 2 lines to /etc/environment:

UNZIP="-O CP936"
ZIPINFO="-O CP936"

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