Well, well...I found out what the problem was. Someone changed the settings in the /etc/zprofile file to add the "-L" option when unzipping files. So every time I unzipped a file it would automatically convert it to lower case, regardless if I used any options.
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On Thu, 2002-09-26 at 07:26, Paul DiMarco wrote:
> How do I unzip a file on redhat 7.3 and keep the zips internal filenames
> "case" exactly the same?
>
> Example my zip file called my.zip has a file inside called yipeeBB.txt.
> When I unzip my.zip i get a file called yipeebb.txt. I lose the
uppercase
> "BB"
>
>
I have not experienced this behavior.
what is the command you are using to unzip it?
What type of filesytem are you unipping to.
What OS zipped it.
Bret
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