unace command
I was just successful using the unace command. I was looking all over the web for an example of what someone had used, but came up short. Here is the command that I used verbatim:(beginning)
unace x -y /home/nonrootusername/test/ (ending)
This extracted two files to the test directory which was my working directory.
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Recent commentsUnace command revisited.
itnet7@ubuntu-breezyws:~$ unace --version
UNACE v1.2 public version
Usage: UNACE <command> [<switches>] <archive[.ace]>
Where <command> is one of:
e Extract files
l List archive
t Test archive integrity
v List archive (verbose)
x Extract files with full path
And <switches> is zero or more of:
-y Assume 'yes' on all questions, never ask for input
I downloaded a set of files that included the following:
A-AMSW.ACE
A-AMSW.001
A-AMSW.002 and so on....
I ran the following and it extracted all of the archived files into my working directory:
unace x -y A-AMSW.ACE
Hope this helps more!
Thanks,
ITnet7
unace command
I was just successful using the unace command. I was looking all over the web for an example of what someone had used, but came up short. Here is the command that I used verbatim:(beginning)
unace x -y /home/nonrootusername/test/ (ending)
This extracted two files to the test directory which was my working directory.
Hope this helps someone!
ITnet7
whats up with a binary only linux driver!?
Give me 64 bit, solaris and more please!
try this:
unance e foo
Method
I downloaded unace to read the .ace file, but
"File compressed with unknown method. Decompression not possible."
:(