User commands						 UNRAR(1)



NAME
     unrar - list, test	and extract compressed	files  in  a  RAR
     archive

SYNOPSIS
     unrar  command  [switches]	 archive  {files  |   @listfiles}
     [path_to_extract]

DESCRIPTION
     unrar will	list, test, or extract files from a RAR	 archive,
     commonly found on MS-DOS systems.

COMMANDS
     e	  Extract files	to current directory

     l[t|b]
	  List archive [technical, bare]

     p	  Print	file to	stdout

     t	  Test archive files

     v[t|b]
	  Verbosely list archive [technical,bare]

     x	  Extract files	with full path

SWITCHES
     -	  Stop switches	scanning

     -ac  Clear	Archive	attribute after	compression or extraction

     -ad  Append archive name to destination path

     -ap<path>
	  Set path inside archive

     -av- Disable authenticity verification check

     -c-  Disable comments show

     -cfg-
	  Disable read configuration

     -cl  Convert names	to lower case

     -cu  Convert names	to upper case

     -dh  Open shared files

     -ep  Exclude paths	from names




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     -ep3 Expand paths to full including the drive letter

     -f	  Freshen files

     -id[c,d,p,q]
	  Disable messages.  c-copyright,  d-'done'  message,  p-
	  percentage, q-be completely quiet

     -ierr
	  Send all messages to stderr

     -inul
	  Disable all messages

     -kb  Keep broken extracted	files

     -n<file>
	  Include only specified file

     -n@  Read file names to include from stdin

     -n@<list>
	  Include files	in specified list file

     -o+  Overwrite existing files

     -o-  Do not overwrite existing files

     -oc  Set NTFS Compressed attribute

     -or  Rename files automatically

     -ow  Save or restore file owner and group

     -p[password]
	  Set password

     -p-  Do not query password

     -r	  Recurse subdirectories

     -ri<P>[:<S>]
	  Set priority (0-default,1-min..15-max) and  sleep  time
	  in ms

     -sl<size>
	  Process files	with size less than specified

     -sm<size>
	  Process files	with size more than specified

     -ta<date>



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	  Process files	modified after <date>  in  YYYYMMDDHHMMSS
	  format

     -tb<date>
	  Process files	modified before	<date> in  YYYYMMDDHHMMSS
	  format

     -tn<time>
	  Process files	newer than <time>

     -to<time>
	  Process files	older than <time>

     -ts<m,c,a>[N]
	  Save or  restore  file  time	(modification,	creation,
	  access)

     -u	  Update files

     -v	  List all volumes

     -ver[n]
	  File version control

     -vp  Pause	before each volume

     -x<file>
	  Exclude specified file

     -x@  Read file names to exclude from stdin

     -x@<list>
	  Exclude files	in specified list file

     -y	  Assume Yes on	all queries

EXAMPLES
     To	 use  unrar  to	 extract  all  members	of  the	  archive
     letters.rar  into	the  current directory and subdirectories
     below it, creating	any subdirectories as necessary:

	 unrar x letters

     To	extract	all  members  of  letters.rar  into  the  current
     directory only:

	 unrar e letters

     To	test letters.rar:

	 unrar t letters




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     To	extract	to standard output  all	 members  of  letters.rar
     whose names end in	.tex piping the	output into more(1):

	 unrar p -inul letters '*.tex' | more

     To	 extract  the  binary  file   paper1.dvi   from	  archive
     articles.rar  to  standard	 output	and pipe it to a printing
     program:

	 unrar -p -inul	articles paper1.dvi | dvips

     To	extract	all FORTRAN and	C source  files--*.f,  *.c,  *.h,
     and Makefile--into	the /tmp directory:

	 unrar source.rar "*.[fch]" Makefile /tmp

     To	extract	any such files but convert any	uppercase  MS-DOS
     or	VMS names to lowercase:

	 unrar -cl source.rar "*.[fch]"	Makefile /tmp

     To	extract	newer  versions	 of  the  files	 already  in  the
     current directory and to create any files not already there:

	 unrar x -u -o+	sources.rar

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
     RAR  Unrar	reads the switches from	RAR, unless the	 command-
	  line	option -cfg- is	given. Theese two examples do the
	  same thing:

	 unrar x -u -o+	sources.rar
	 RAR='-u -o+' unrar x sources.rar

FILES
     .rarrc
	  Unrar	reads the switches from	.rarrc unless commandline
	  option -cfg- is given.

     .rarlog XXX

DIAGNOSTICS
     The exit status (or error level) has the following	meanings:

	  0    normal; no errors or warnings detected.

	  1    one or more warning errors were	encountered,  but
	       processing completed anyway.

	  2    fatal error encountered during  rar  archive  pro-
	       cessing.




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	  3    CRC error.  Internal  archive  checksum	does  not
	       apply to	the data.

	  4    Locking issue. Not used in unrar.

	  5    unrar was unable	to write data to disk.

	  6    unrar was unable	to open	a file

	  7    User error (like	wrong switch, etc.)

	  8    unrar was unable	to allocate memory

	  9    unrar was unable	to create file

	  255  User terminated the process by using Ctrl+C