unrar fails on case-sensitive filesystems
Posted: December 15th, 2010, 3:11 am
I've recently had some rar files fail to unpack on Linux. The reason is that some of the parts of the rar archive have a different case to others.
For example:
foo.rar
foo.r01
FoO.r02
foo.r03
unrar will complain it can't find foo.r02.
Presumably this archive has been created on a filesystem where the case doesn't matter.
Is it possible for SAB to pre-process the rar filenames so that unrar is happy with them? Alternatively, tweak unrar so that it isn't case-sensitive?
Thanks!
-- gyre --
For example:
foo.rar
foo.r01
FoO.r02
foo.r03
unrar will complain it can't find foo.r02.
Presumably this archive has been created on a filesystem where the case doesn't matter.
Is it possible for SAB to pre-process the rar filenames so that unrar is happy with them? Alternatively, tweak unrar so that it isn't case-sensitive?
Thanks!
-- gyre --