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New extract archives from package Button #4256

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B17C0D3 opened this issue Feb 13, 2023 · 2 comments
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New extract archives from package Button #4256

B17C0D3 opened this issue Feb 13, 2023 · 2 comments
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@B17C0D3
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B17C0D3 commented Feb 13, 2023

Feature description

Hi, i am requesting a new gui button to extract all archives from downlaoded package/directory.
It could be added to this Buttons.
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Problem description

It happens that one archives is currupted and the extract fails.
It will not run a second time after the corrupted archive got replaced/re-downloaded.
I would like to have an option to restart the extracttion für this package.

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@B17C0D3 B17C0D3 added feature request New enhancement request pyLoad Next labels Feb 13, 2023
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Same goes for the package_finished event. it does not fire again when reloading a corrupted archive.

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I struggled with this a lot. I invested many days, because I am a newbie with bash. Also there was a switch from unrar to 7z which broke my initial script. I hope it spares your time and helps you guys untill this feature is in place:
/usr/bin/docker exec pyload-ng find /downloads \( -type f -regex '.*.part\(1\|01\).rar' -or \( -name '*.rar' -and \! -name '*part*' \) \) -exec sh -c '7z x "{}" -p -o"$(dirname "{}")/"' \;

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