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I have a set of archive files -- both zip and rar formats -- inside of which I need to rename some files. Specifically, I want to do something like this:
for each archive file in a directory for each file in the archive if the file name matches the regular...
Started by Chris R on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Files in the archive:
rar rn archive.rar filename newfilename
however the zip utility you're usingI think the easiest way you'll find to do this is to unpack each archive, do the rename operation know if that particular FUSE filesystem....
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I'd like to create following functionality for my web-based application:
user uploads an archive file (zip/rar/tar.gz/tar.bz etc) (content - several image files) archive is automatically extracted after upload images are shown in the HTML list (whatever...
Started by gorsky on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Aside the possibility of exploiting the system with things like buffer overflows if it's not implemented carefully, there can be issues if you blindly extract a well crafted compressed file with a large file with redundant patterns inside (a zip bomb)... .
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How do I do this? I've seen a solution not using a single regex for ruby becauase ruby doesn't support loookaround assertions. But is it possible in c#?
[Test] public void RarArchiveFirstFileNameShouldMatch() { var regex = new Regex(@"\.(rar|001)$", RegexOptions...
Started by MatteS on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
This should pass your tests:
var regex = new Regex(@"(\.001|\.part0*1\.rar|^((?!part\d*\.rar$).)*\.rar)$", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase | RegexOptions.Singleline); Assert.That(regex.IsMatch("filename.001 if a filename's extension is .0....
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Is there a RAR extractor (for multiple rar files like .r00 etc.) that will use all of my quad cores?
I've got a quad core Intel processor. I've got a big file split into little ones as RAR files, foo.r00, foo.r01, etc. which the RAR program extracts into one file/directory. Is there a RAR program that I can specify like "use four cores" in the extract...
Started by Christopher Done on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Most compression algorithms (RAR included I am sure) are optimized for fast.
Additionally RAR is a solid archive , making compressing.
Decompression, so most likely you are throttled by the disk I/O .
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How to Archive files in rar by reducing its original size?
Started by Yashwanth on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
Using winrar or similar you just add the files from the application interface, you have to realize that not all files will reduce in size if their format, such as JPEG's is used as they are already compressed Source(s): http://www.computer-adviser.com... .
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What (free) program will allow me to double click on a rar and have it just expand everything into a folder, the way it does when I open a zip, or nearly any other kind of archive?
Thanks
Started by Jeffrey Aylesworth on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
The Unarchiver is free.
It is similar to Rar, but more easy to use.
Try 7zip.
And Leopard.
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EDIT: This seems to only occur using an external packer (like WinRAR), not with internal ZIP.
The changed archive on the right has to be in the same dir that is displayed on the left.
To reproduce:
left panel: go to a normal directory
right panel: enter...
Started by StatusQuo on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ghisler):
Icfu Not changed in TC 7.03.
In this case, after time stamp of archive changes, TC refreshes the file panel and selection is lost.
Precondition: Archive is located in the same directory as the selected files.
Confirmed.
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The RAR file format is somewhat new to me and I'm trying to understand why people are switching to it over the "zip" file format. What's so special about RAR's?
My initial assertion is that it's a poor choice for an archive format since native extraction...
Started by Nate on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
With ultra low bandwidth, RAR took off because it could break down a compressed archive into manageable split a .rar file into several files so users could download each one seperately, or you could put each one on a floppy disk ....
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It's just a simple problem that I'm having. I have about 500 RAR archive files and 300 ZIP files which I want to burn on DVD and give to someone else. Basically, these are 800 different archives. Not a real problem, but I would like to have them all in...
Started by Workshop Alex on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
In the checkbox area)
Click Compression
Choose Archive Format: RAR or ZIP
OK
When installing WinRar computer so:
Start Winrar
Tools > Convert Archive (or Alt + Q )
Add the folder where the files for "Convert archive".
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Anybody know of a shell extension to make other archive formats, such as RAR, work with Windows' built-in Compressed Folder Wizard?
Started by Scott on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
As the archive) in the right click menu..
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