Which version of Archive::Zip is installed on your machine? What OS and Perl version are you using?

From the wikipedia article about the zip format I found that UTF-8 unicode support for filenames was added to the file specification in September 2007. I found at Stackoverflow a discussion of this problem on Windows platforms in Archive::Zip. There was a bug report for it (#35334) in 2008 that everyone was sure would be resolved in 2009. But looking at the bug list for Archive::Zip it is still unresolved.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/560097/how-can-i-create-a-zip-archive-in-perl

https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Dist/Display.html?Name=Archive-Zip

In reply to Re: File name issue in Archive::Zip by Lotus1
in thread File name issue in Archive::Zip by AATG_PERL_1010

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