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FWIW libarchive and its commandline tool bsdtar, which are widely available and often installed by default on Linux hosts, is able to unpack most rar files. Ot
by hannob 5y ago
FWIW libarchive and its commandline tool bsdtar, which are widely available and often installed by default on Linux hosts, is able to unpack most rar files.
Other than that I agree with the post, but if you have a rar file and need to unpack it that's often good to know.
- tssva 5y agoWindows has included libarchive and bsdtar by default starting with the April 2018 Update, so they can also be used there to unpack most rar files.