Extract multi-part archive files

[vlaved]

Hello,

How can I extract google multi-part archive files like this? Couldn't find it in settings.

[aonez]

Just drop the first to Keka 😊

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[vlaved]

Thx! It seems like Google photo archive has his own features. It's not a multi-part archive actually...

[Jcarrera92]

I still can't extract multi-part files, it is still extracting all of them in separate folders.

[aonez]

Can you share an example file that replicate your issue?

[ivanglushko]

Encountered the same issue. Keka can't recognize a multipart zip. If i drop the first one it just extracts it. And if i select all of them it extracts all of them as well.
And i expect as a result to have 1 folder with merged contents

[ivanglushko]

What worked for me (Mac):

• $ mkdir merged // make a folder for extracted zip
• $ unzip 'assembly*.zip' -d merged // unzip all zips matching name and wildcard to specified directory

[Develeone]

Ещё вариант под Mac, с поддержкой кириллицы:

find . -name "Архив-*.zip" -exec ditto -xk {} merged \;