Solved:
Used 'tar -zxvf file.zip' and it worked flawlessly. ;-D Good old archiver!
On Sun, Jul 6, 2014 at 7:06 PM, Zenny <garbytrash@gmail.com> wrote:
> Tried to unzip the image files downloaded from a smartphone (S4) and it
> just fails to do anything rather than corrupting the original files.
>
> % unzip Camera.zip
> Archive: Camera.zip
> unzip: skipping non-regular entry '20140705_150730.jpg'
> unzip: skipping non-regular entry '20140705_150727.jpg'
> unzip: skipping non-regular entry '20140705_150718.jpg'
> unzip: skipping non-regular entry '20140705_150701.jpg'
> unzip: skipping non-regular entry '20140705_150655.jpg'
>
>
> But the -t flag gives the output correctly to all zip files:
>
> % unzip -t Photos_downloaded_by_AirDroid.zip
> Archive: Photos_downloaded_by_AirDroid.zip
> testing: 20140705_150730.jpg OK
> testing: 20140703_201731_Richtone(HDR).jpg OK
> testing: 20140503_061145.jpg OK
> testing: 20140507_092622.jpg OK
>
> Saw a thread here with similar issues:
>
> http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-current/2014-February/048454.html
>
> But does not seem to solve the problem in FreeBSD-10.0!
>
> Any inputs? Thanks!
>
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