Problem unzip file (Solved)

When I go to uncompress a .rar file with nemo, nautilus I get this error.
Error: Parsing filters is unsupported
It seems to be a problem with libarchive , I'm not sure , but I can not find a solution.
Any idea
Thanks
Last edited by kabbalah (2015-04-24 01:51:05)

Is it another symptom of this issue https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=196198
Does the PKGBUILD with patch from that thread fix your issue?

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