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03-11-2008
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| Extract winrar files on Fedora
Use unrar command to extract winrar files under Fedora. By default unrar is not being installed on Linux or UNIX based OS's. However, you can install unrar command with the help of "yum" command. Code: # yum install unrar unrar [- -] archive [files...] [path...] -e: Extract files to current directory. -l: List archive content. -p: Print file to stdout. -t: Test archive files. -v: Verbosely list archive. -x: Extract files with full path.  |
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