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Multispanning archive not extracted correctly by uncar - flat files with '\' in them!

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Hi all

 

 

I have a multispanning archive file consisting of one .exe file and two .rar files, downloaded from SAP, for my SAP HANA install.

 

 

The files appear to have downloaded correctly (from Windows I can open the exe file and it will start unpacking).

 

 

SAP advise that to unpack these on Linux to run 'unrar x 51048744_part1.exe' (i.e. the first filename, and the others will be included) - as per SAP OSS Note 886535 - Downloading multispanning archives (RAR archive).

 

 

However, it doesn't appear to correctly unpack these into sub-folders - instead, flat files with long names and '\' in them are unpacked, for example:

 

 

51048744\DATA_UNITS\SAP_HANA_SDA_10\packages\sda_mii_adapter\netprotadapter_mii.sh

51048744\DATA_UNITS\SAP_HANA_SDA_10\PRODLABEL

51048744\DATA_UNITS\SWPM10_IM_LINUX_X86_64

51048744\DATA_UNITS\SWPM10_IM_LINUX_X86_64\70SWPM10SP04_1.SAR

51048744\DATA_UNITS\SWPM10_IM_LINUX_X86_64\LABEL.ASC

 

 

This is incorrect, they should be unpacked into folders, i.e. 51048744, with a sub folder DATA_UNITS, which has other folders, like so:

 

 

51048744/DATA_UNITS/SAP_HANA_SDA_10/packages/sda_mii_adapter/netprotadapter_mii.sh

 

 

/ not \ !

 

 

Oddly, the folder 51048744 is created, but it's empty, with no other subfolders.

 

 

I thought perhaps I'd downloaded the wrong software, perhaps for Windows (what with the Windows-esque '\'), but this SAP install is for Linux only, and there is no alternative download.

 

 

Could unrar be at fault? It wasn't present on my Linux box and I had to source and install it. I tried installing another version but it was older and wouldn't let me.

 

 

Any suggestions?

 

 

Ross


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