5 examples for unrar
# Extract an archive to specified directory. It is important to have a / at the end of the path. unrar e~
# Extract an archive to the current directory, mirroring the archive hierarchy in a directory of the same name. unrar x
# unrar, ignoring files that already exist (no prompting) unrar x file.rar -o- OUTPUT_PATH # unrar, overwriting files that already exist (no prompting) unrar x file.rar -o+ OUTPUT_PATH