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2 I'm dealing with a large amount of password protected rar files which need to be repacked to remove the password (The password is known ) I was wondering if there was a script to batch recursively extract repack them while keeping the same name and directory structure that they had before
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Your commands are not working because they stuff all the files onto the same command line While that works with most programs, unzip will take the first argument as the zip file, and any after the first as files to extract from it You need to execute the command once for each file: find -name "* zip" -print0 | xargs -0 -n1 unzip Or find -name '* zip' -exec unzip {} \;
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I am trying to decrypt a file in a script with gpg batch mode, but command is not executed because the passphrase contains a "!" echo "m!pass"|gpg --batch --passphrase-fd 0 --decrypt-file plain gpg
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Iterate over the array of filenames and successively extract and delete individual files using the unzip -j -d and zip -d commands How feasible is this method in terms of time required, logic complexity, and computational resources? I am worried about the efficiency of deleting and extracting single files, especially with such a large archive
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As @a-b and @frostschutz suggested, wrapping the files in a tar file and then encrypting is an option However, I would like to have access to the original file structure without decrypting For now, I have resorted to aligning the file permissions after the batch decryption This has the additional benefit of aligning permissions when the decrypted files are already lying around on disk: gpg
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