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    RAR --- Keep Broken Files

    I was a Windows user before.
    I often received a RAR file, which are stated to be "there is an ERROR". But, since there is a Keep Broken Files option. So, I successfully extract the compressed file.
    But in Ubuntu, I unable to found that options.
    Please guide me ......

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    Re: RAR --- Keep Broken Files

    Hi

    From the terminal....

    Code:
    unrar -kb .......
    From man unrar

    -kb Keep broken extracted files.
    Does that help ?

    Kind regards
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    Re: RAR --- Keep Broken Files

    Quote Originally Posted by matt_symes View Post
    Hi
    From the terminal....
    Code:
    unrar -kb .......
    From man unrar
    Does that help ?
    Kind regards
    SORRY !!!!! SORRY !!!!!
    I'm a newbie and my knowledge for Ubuntu is very very limited.
    So ... please do a favor by described above process more detail
    Thank you ...

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    Re: RAR --- Keep Broken Files

    Hi

    Sometimes i make assumptions. Sorry about that.

    I'll look around to see if i can find a GUI (window) way for you to do it.

    This method uses the terminal.

    In my directory there is a rar file called a.rar.

    Code:
    matthew-S206:/home/matthew/rara % ls
    a.rar
    matthew-S206:/home/matthew/rara %
    i can unzip the file using the command unrar. It has the -kb switch to keep broken file and uses the e command to extract the files.

    Take a look at this.
    Code:
    matthew-S206:/home/matthew/rara % ls       
    a.rar
    matthew-S206:/home/matthew/rara % unrar e -kb a.rar
    
    UNRAR 4.10 freeware      Copyright (c) 1993-2012 Alexander Roshal
    
    
    Extracting from a.rar
    
    Extracting  a                                                         OK 
    Extracting  aa                                                        OK 
    Extracting  aaa                                                       OK 
    All OK
    matthew-S206:/home/matthew/rara % ls
    a  aa  aaa  a.rar
    matthew-S206:/home/matthew/rara %
    I'll look at see if i can't find a method that does not use the terminal for you though.

    Kind regards
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