Missing unrar support for .001 .002 etc file containers

[sgh667]

Just wondered if you could add a string of code to extract.001 archives as well? Since its supported by unrar commands by default.

And maybe think about adding unzip support on the TODO list ;)

Thanks for sharing this great tool!

[delcypher]

I've never seen rar files with the .001 like extensions before. However I would be quite happy to add support for it if you could provide us with some small example files for testing.

[sgh667]

Thanks for it, much appreciated.

I made a couple of dummy files with a total size of about 30mb and compressed em to 6 achieves in the .001 file extension and included a .sfv check file as well and placed it all inside a single .rar file in its own folder.

But yeah you right, i haven't seen this method of file naming used very often in achieves myself, but yeah sometimes it happens. ques someone out there did n ´t want to keep up with the standards

dl.dropbox.com/u/16057651/001testachieve.rar

[arfoll]

I've seen those before, I kind of ignored it because it was once or twice and figured we should not condone such behaviour ;-) But it wouldn't be that hard to do so we may as well...

[arfoll]

btw unzip support I thought about beacuse we have a 7zip mode now, but this seems farily pointless. You really get files like that in the wild?

[sgh667]

Ah yes i did forget about 7zip. Just don´t have root on my server atm so could not test it out, but makes unzip pointless yeh, my bad :)

[arfoll]

well, you can use 7zip, but it will only find files ending in .rar... But that could be changed easily enough...

Do you really get split zip archives though? Or are you just lazy and want to clean up after extracting zip files?

[sgh667]

Nah don´t think i seen split zip archives, but had mostly automatic processing in mind by setting up inotify to watch over a folder and run this script, since i only have shh access and would be nice to have all my days work (occasionally zip files) automatically extracted, cleaned and ready for when i get home, but yeah ques laziness comes into play there to.

[arfoll]

Check #8 for .001 handling. I only tested quickly, I think it works ok.

[sgh667]

Ran it trough multiple different scenarios and have not come across any errors yet. Thanks allot for the quick addition.

[delcypher]

The issue has now been solved as #8 has been merged into master.