Bug 710609

You must install librcc0 package.

Somebody removed direct dependency on librcc:
https://build.opensuse.org/package/rdiff?commit=17&linkrev=base&package=unzip&project=openSUSE%3A11.4

Then it works:
% LANG=cs_CZ.utf8 unzip -l attachment.zip
Archive:  attachment.zip
  Length      Date    Time    Name
---------  ---------- -----   ----
   170300  08-04-2011 23:10   Tisk2/Do Steinhaus am Semmering, Rakousko.pdf
    79564  08-04-2011 22:55   Tisk2/Historická železnice Semmering.pdf
    71689  08-04-2011 22:58   Tisk2/Klášter Neuberg.pdf
    72385  08-04-2011 22:53   Tisk2/Lanovka na Hirschenkogel.pdf
    69772  08-04-2011 23:00   Tisk2/Pohádkový les.pdf
    73802  08-04-2011 23:19   Tisk2/Přírodní park Hohe Wand.pdf
   140962  08-04-2011 23:26   Tisk2/Turisticka cesta planetami Obloha na zemi.pdf
   187492  08-04-2011 23:03   Tisk2/Z Sankt Georgen ob Judenburg, Rakousko domů.pdf
   139896  08-04-2011 23:17   Tisk2/Z Steinhaus am Semmering do Hohe Wand.pdf
---------                     -------
  1005862                     9 files

(In reply to comment #1)
> You must install librcc0 package.
> 
> Somebody removed direct dependency on librcc:
> https://build.opensuse.org/package/rdiff?commit=17&linkrev=base&package=unzip&project=openSUSE%3A11.4

That obviously broke it again (the library isn't even installed by default).
Ludwig, can you please revert your change?

> Then it works:
> % LANG=cs_CZ.utf8 unzip -l attachment.zip

It still does not work for me:

bash$ rpm -q librcc0
librcc0-0.2.9-5.1.x86_64

bash$ LANG=cs_CZ.UTF-8 unzip -l Tisk2.zip
Archive:  Tisk2.zip
  Length      Date    Time    Name
---------  ---------- -----   ----
    79564  08-04-2011 22:55   Tisk2/Historick?? ??eleznice Semmering.pdf
    71689  08-04-2011 22:58   Tisk2/Kl????ter Neuberg.pdf
[...]

I see system unzip doesn't work for me too.
There is another open bug:
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=620483

I use unzip from home:Lazy_Kent repo. 
https://build.opensuse.org/package/show?package=unzip&project=home%3ALazy_Kent

Michal, for the time being try Archiving/zip as Archiving builds for 11.4. I've just checked in unzip with the patch Kyrill already applies. For an update we'd need an OK from maintenance.

The unzip package from Archiving/11.4 repo seems to work fine.

That is, it works fine provided that the librcc0 library is installed.
We should either put back the requirement to the spec, or _at least_
make librcc0 a part of the default package selection, that should make
sure unzip is not broken in most of the installs.

It shouldn't be in the default selection, but packageand should be a solution. But here you guys must help me to determine what packages are common in your locale and thus would trigger the install of librcc.

LibZYPP can do language dependencies, just use those (it's either
a dependency in the spec file or a language-based selection, can't
recall exactly now).

Though I still believe we should put it to the default selection,
having some users receive broken zip files just because sender used
a different locale sounds ... broken.

OK, so which languages should trigger librcc0? BTW, putting a hard requires into the package does pull in too much.

(In reply to comment #8)
> OK, so which languages should trigger librcc0?

I would say all which are broken :) I have no clue how to find out,
I would expect everything not using latin1 would be broken.

> BTW, putting a hard requires into the package does pull in too much.

Do you mean in terms of the default selection? For me it just dragged
in another 2 packages, that's it. Or what exactly do you mean?

Philipp, librcc0 supports languages (from /etc/rcc.xml):
ru, uk, be, bg, cs, et, hr, hu, lt, lv, pl, sk, sl, de, fr, es, it, sv.

which languages require it. de works fine as-is I think, even without librcc0.

aklso the "suggests: librcc0" shpould pull it in , but perahps it needs to be Recommends: librcc0


Please NEEDINFO maintenance@opensuse.org again once you have decided on a course

Fri Jan 28 13:50:13 UTC 2011 - lnussel@suse.de

- use dlopen for librcc0. A direct requires causes lots of other
  packages to get installed such as aspell which bloats a minimal
  install.

you could probably use packageand(unzip:aspell) as trigger or put librcc0 in the default pattern as it doesn't really hurt there.

OK, librcc0 with the packageand submitted for factory.

Reopen to possibly do an update for 11.4.

reopen.

Maintenance team, would this warrant an update?

(In reply to comment #14)
> OK, librcc0 with the packageand submitted for factory.

Shouldn't it have Recommends:librcc0 as well?
Or how do those two relate to each other? Can't find any docu :-/

No recommends because then librcc is always pulled in. Unzip has a 

suggests: librcc0

which must suffice and it should, given that librcc0 is pulled in if unzip and aspell are going to be installed.

(In reply to comment #19)
> No recommends because then librcc is always pulled in. Unzip has a
> suggests: librcc0

That's Requires, not Recommends AFAIK.

> which must suffice and it should, given that librcc0 is pulled in if unzip
> and aspell are going to be installed.

I guess that should work (not sure why aspell in particular, but anyways).

Zypper seems to treat recommends like requires. Aspell because that's what likely gets installed on a non english speaking system?

What about Provides: locale(ru;uk;be; ... ;cs) for librcc0?

what is the way you want to go for fixing this?

As Ludwig suggested in comment 12 and as I've done for Factory, issuing a librcc0 that has packageand(unzip:aspell) and thus gets pulled in on fresh installs without having a hard requires.

The SWAMPID for this issue is 43058.
This issue was rated as low.
Please submit fixed packages until 2011-10-04.
Also create a patchinfo file using this link:
https://swamp.suse.de/webswamp/wf/43058

Be so kind and submit the fixed sources. Patchinfo is already available.

Submitted as SR 83956.

Update released for: librcc-devel, librcc0, librcc0-debuginfo, librcc0-debugsource, rcc-runtime, rcc-runtime-debuginfo
Products:
openSUSE 11.4 (debug, i586, x86_64)

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