Closed xieem closed 7 years ago
Take a look at #18 It's likely you're not using the GNU version of find
which is used extensively in unrarall
.
We should really fix this by usingfind
in a POSIX compliant way so unrarall
would work on OSX, FreeBSD, etc...
@delcypher it was indeed the "find" problem. Fixed it with the solution provided in #18
One last question, can this script also be applied on Network Drives (for autodelete)? (AFP and such?)
As long as it's mounted and you have RW access it should work but I've never used AFP so not sure how OS X treats it. You can always try with --dry
first.
@arfoll I think I should have been a bit more specific, I mean Synology Drives or any of that kind.
Nevertheless I'll try with --dry command. Thanks!
Hi,
Every time I try to execute the command ./unrarall dir
the applications gives me "working over directory "dir" no rar files extracted
while the dir is filled with sub folders that contain rar files.
Any idea what I am doing wrong? I got UnRar installed and cksfv. Running it on Yosemite Server. The dir is on a second installed harddrive. I applied chmod.
Kind regards,
Maxime