Unrar multiple files?

[siul85]

Hi, in the Download folder of my A110 I have several RAR files, eg:
FRNG.TP101.part1
FRNG.TP101.part2
FRNG.TP101.part3
FRNG.TP101.part4
FRNG.TP102.part1
FRNG.TP102.part2
FRNG.TP105.part1
FRNG.TP105.part2
FRNG.TP105.part3
FRNG.TP106.part1
FRNG.TP106.part2

I would like to decompress without having to run this command for each file:
/ Opt / sybhttpd / localhost.drives / HARD_DISK / Download # / mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar e

Is it possible?

Sorry for my bad English

[accident]

you can do *.part1.rar and do it in 1 command line

[nicob]

(08-28-2010 08:41 PM)siul85 Wrote:  Hi, in the Download folder of my A110 I have several RAR files, eg:
FRNG.TP101.part1
FRNG.TP101.part2
FRNG.TP101.part3
FRNG.TP101.part4
FRNG.TP102.part1
FRNG.TP102.part2
FRNG.TP105.part1
FRNG.TP105.part2
FRNG.TP105.part3
FRNG.TP106.part1
FRNG.TP106.part2

I would like to decompress without having to run this command for each file:
/ Opt / sybhttpd / localhost.drives / HARD_DISK / Download # / mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar e

Is it possible?

Sorry for my bad English

in the directory where the part files are run:

Code:

for %a in (*.*) do ren "%a" "%a.rar"

this will rename all files with an extra .rar extension

if you want to be more specific you can rename only .part# files (where # is one digit)

Code:

for %a in (*.part?) do ren "%a" "%a.rar"

or for 2 digits:

Code:

for %a in (*.part??) do ren "%a" "%a.rar"

Edit:
sorry these are DOS/Windows commands... I see in the prompt that you are using rar on the popcorn itself...

you would need a script like this:

Code:

#!/bin/bash
for f in *.part??
do
    mv "$f" "$f.rar"
done

where you can change *.part?? for 2 digits to *.* for all files

[siul85]

(08-28-2010 08:44 PM)accident Wrote:  you can do *.part1.rar and do it in 1 command line

This does not work. This does not work. I tried it with "*" and "?" and nothing.

Code:

/opt/sybhttpd/localhost.drives/HARD_DISK/Download/dd # /mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar e
*.part1.rar

UNRAR 3.71 beta 1 freeware      Copyright (c) 1993-2007 Alexander Roshal


Extracting from FRNG.TP108.part1.rar


Extracting from FRNG.TP108.part2.rar

No files to extract
/opt/sybhttpd/localhost.drives/HARD_DISK/Download/dd # /mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar e
FRNG.TP10?.part1.rar

UNRAR 3.71 beta 1 freeware      Copyright (c) 1993-2007 Alexander Roshal


Extracting from FRNG.TP108.part1.rar


Extracting from FRNG.TP108.part2.rar

No files to extract
/opt/sybhttpd/localhost.drives/HARD_DISK/Download/dd # /mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar e
FRNG.TP108_by_adp762.part1.rar

UNRAR 3.71 beta 1 freeware      Copyright (c) 1993-2007 Alexander Roshal


Extracting from FRNG.TP108_by_adp762.part1.rar

Extracting  FRNG.TP108_by_adp762.avi

Extracting from FRNG.TP108_by_adp762.part2.rar

...         FRNG.TP108_by_adp762.avi
All OK

nicob, Why do I need to rename the files? What is the purpose?

Thank you both.

[nicob]

(08-29-2010 01:19 PM)siul85 Wrote:  nicob, Why do I need to rename the files? What is the purpose?

Thank you both.

according to you first post they don't have the rar extension

unrar normally picks up .part2.rar after part1.rar since it is the new naming convention. without .rar it won't

see http://www.rarlab.com/rar_file.htm

[lordy]

(08-28-2010 08:41 PM)siul85 Wrote:  Hi, in the Download folder of my A110 I have several RAR files, eg:
FRNG.TP101.part1
FRNG.TP101.part2
FRNG.TP101.part3
FRNG.TP101.part4
FRNG.TP102.part1
FRNG.TP102.part2
FRNG.TP105.part1
...
FRNG.TP106.part1
FRNG.TP106.part2

I would like to decompress without having to run this command for each file:
/ Opt / sybhttpd / localhost.drives / HARD_DISK / Download # / mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar e

If the names are actually
FRNG.TP101.part1.rar ( but you are reading from Windows explorer with Hide extensions option ) then

1. for i in *part1.rar ;do unrar x "$i" ; done #(untested but should work - if not post error)

2. Change that windows option - it's horrible , causes confusion and is exploited by some malware. (http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=windows...extension)

Otherwise if the file names actually are FRNG.TP101.part1 then rename as nicob has shown.

PS I use 'unrar x' rather than 'unrar e' - as it preserves any sub folders

[siul85]

(08-29-2010 01:33 PM)lordy Wrote:  If the names are actually
FRNG.TP101.part1.rar ( but you are reading from Windows explorer with Hide extensions option ) then

1. for i in *part1.rar ;do unrar x "$i" ; done #(untested but should work - if not post error)

2. Change that windows option - it's horrible , causes confusion and is exploited by some malware. (http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=windows...extension)

Otherwise if the file names actually are FRNG.TP101.part1 then rename as nicob has shown.

PS I use 'unrar x' rather than 'unrar e' - as it preserves any sub folders

Sorry for not displaying the file extension.
lordy, thanks, it worked.

Code:

for i in *.part1.rar;
do /mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar x "$i";
done

Now I have another problem, why do I get an error with this script?

Code:

for i in *.part1.rar;
do /mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar x "$i">/dev/null &&;
done

/ Bin / sh: syntax error: unexpected ";"

Remove the ";" and I still have the error.
I would like to close the Telnet console and continue decompressing files.
Unrar - NMTWiki

[lordy]

Code:

for i in *.part1.rar; do
    /mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar x "$i">/dev/null &;
done

This will start 6 unrar jobs in parallel which is OK if you plan NOT to use your NMT during this time, otherwise it will become unusably slow.

Code:

( for i in *.part1.rar; do  /mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar x "$i" ; done >/dev/null 2>&1 </dev/null & )

might do what you want. Also the nohup command should work with a script containing

Code:

for i in *.part1.rar; do
    /mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar x "$i"
done

eg. nohup myunrar.sh &

all untested. If nothing works post errors. Off on a poker night tonight so others can chime in

[siul85]

The first code is still not working.

Code:

for i in *.part1.rar; do
    /mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar x "$i">/dev/null &;
done

The second works OK, but do not understand why repeat

Code:

</ dev / null &

at the end of the line. I tried the following code and it works:

Code:

(For i in *. part1.rar, do / mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar x "$ i" done> / dev / null 2> & 1)

Your code and mine are the same?

I have created the file "myunrar.sh" and after I run to the screen:

Code:

/ Opt / sybhttpd / localhost.drives / HARD_DISK / Download / dd # nohup myunrar.sh &
nohup: Appending output to nohup.out
[1] + Done (127) nohup myunrar.sh

and does nothing.
In summary, the second code is the one I worked, I will prove a greater number of files.
I would not abuse, but you can see the process that we have hidden with

Code:

> / dev / null 2> & 1 </ dev / null &

? , The command" JOBS "is for that?

Thank you very much.

PD: lordy, Did you have good hands in poker?

[lordy]

The first one had a typo - a space was missing. It should be ..

Code:

for i in *.part1.rar; do
    /mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar x "$i" >/dev/null &;
done

The second one is if you are not using nohup. You have to redirect output AND input to /dev/null
>/dev/null 2>&1 does output
</dev/null does input.

But if your version works after you run in the background then stick with that...


You should test myunrar.sh without nohup first. ...


Re Poker. Last hand , opponent went all in with J♣ J♦.

I had Q♥ 5♥ and I called it. (had more chips)

Then here was the flop.

6♥ J♥ 3♥
(I actually felt a bit bad for them )

[siul85]

Error continues

Code:

/ Opt / sybhttpd / localhost.drives / HARD_DISK / Download / dd # for i in *. part1.rar, do
> / Mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar x "$ i"> / dev / null &;
/ Bin / sh: syntax error: unexpected ";"
/ Opt / sybhttpd / localhost.drives / HARD_DISK / Download / dd # done

Do not worry, if I work

Code:

(For i in *. part1.rar, do / mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar x "$ i" done> / dev / null 2> & 1)

I will use.

With respect to the myunrar.sh, I get this error:

Code:

/ Opt / sybhttpd / localhost.drives / HARD_DISK / Download / dd # sh myunrar.sh
myunrar.sh: line 1: syntax error: word unexpected (expecting "do")
/ Opt / sybhttpd / localhost.drives / HARD_DISK / Download / dd #

Thanks, I will keep trying and if I have questions, I will be back¡¡

PS: Did you feel a little bad for them? Jejejeje, enjoy it, the important thing is not to win if no to lose to another (Is it well written?)
You're lucky, look at your chances, I think it never happened to me.

[lordy]

(08-30-2010 05:53 PM)siul85 Wrote:  Error continues

Code:

/ Opt / sybhttpd / localhost.drives / HARD_DISK / Download / dd # for i in *. part1.rar, do
> / Mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar x "$ i"> / dev / null &;
/ Bin / sh: syntax error: unexpected ";"
/ Opt / sybhttpd / localhost.drives / HARD_DISK / Download / dd # done

Do not worry, if I work

Code:

(For i in *. part1.rar, do / mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar x "$ i" done> / dev / null 2> & 1)

I will use.

OK first one I should have removed the semi-colon from the end of
/mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar x "$ i"> / dev / null &

Quote:

Code:

# sh myunrar.sh
myunrar.sh: line 1: syntax error: word unexpected (expecting "do")
/ Opt / sybhttpd / localhost.drives / HARD_DISK / Download / dd #

Would need to see the script.

Quote:PS: Did you feel a little bad for them? Jejejeje, enjoy it, the important thing is not to win if no to lose to another (Is it well written?)
You're lucky, look at your chances, I think it never happened to me.

Yeah, I guess the amount of bad luck I have, I should enjoy it when it's in my favour!

[bettlejuice]

(08-30-2010 06:17 PM)lordy Wrote:  OK first one I should have removed the semi-colon from the end of
/mnt/syb8634/bin/unrar x "$ i"> / dev / null &

Quote:

Code:

# sh myunrar.sh
myunrar.sh: line 1: syntax error: word unexpected (expecting "do")
/ Opt / sybhttpd / localhost.drives / HARD_DISK / Download / dd #

Would need to see the script.

Quote:PS: Did you feel a little bad for them? Jejejeje, enjoy it, the important thing is not to win if no to lose to another (Is it well written?)
You're lucky, look at your chances, I think it never happened to me.

Yeah, I guess the amount of bad luck I have, I should enjoy it when it's in my favour!

#!/bin/sh
nohup find $1 -type f -name \*.part1.rar -exec echo 'Unpacking' {} \; -exec /opt/sybhttpd/localhost.drives/HARD_DISK/Apps/utils/bin/unrar e -o- {} \; > log.txt &

try this script... run script with argument where the rar files located... for example unr.sh /opt/sybhttpd/localhost.drives/HARD_DISK/Downloads... you can also add line where extracted files be saved

[SiggiAZE]

check this post - there is my unrar script for single and multi rar archives

unpack.sh