Rar'ing in Ubuntu: how to keep subdirectories in place?

[ilyathereis]

If I'm inside a directory, say, /var/home/Godfather.BluRayDisc/ and it has subdirectories listed (e.g. /BDMV and /CERTIFICATE) that I want to keep in perfect order when I decompress it, do I need to tell rar a certain switch?

Or will rar a -m0 -v1023m myrarfilename /var/home/Godfather.BluRayDisc keep the subdirectories in perfect order inside the myrarfilename.part01.rar, part02.rar, and onward?

Thanks for any help I keep forgetting things.

ilyathereis Reviewed by ilyathereis on 5th Aug 2010. Rar'ing in Ubuntu: how to keep subdirectories in place? If I'm inside a directory, say, /var/home/Godfather.BluRayDisc/ and it has subdirectories listed (e.g. /BDMV and /CERTIFICATE) that I want to keep in perfect order when I decompress it, do I need to tell rar a certain switch? Or will rar a -m0 -v1023m myrarfilename /var/home/Godfather.BluRayDisc keep the subdirectories in perfect order inside the myrarfilename.part01.rar, part02.rar, and onward? Thanks for any help :P I keep forgetting things. Rating: 5

[Snell]

I think it will rar in correct order.

That is BDMV.part01.rar, BDMV.part02.rar, BDMV.part03.rar, etc
then CERTIFICATE.part01.rar, CERTIFICATE.part02.rar, CERTIFICATE.part03.rar, etc

[SiMmER]

rar using shell.

[ilyathereis]

Yea it's -r. I forgot about it