Dec 16, 2004 WinRAR SFX Commands Facebook; Twitter. All switches specified in SFX command line are passed to a program from Setup=rar_site.txt.

Basicaly, for your particular need, you have to execute the following line: rar a -o+ -rr -t -ep -sfx @ where should be replaced with the target archive name (without.exe extention) AND should be replaced with a path of a text file with files to add (one per line) OR @ should be replaced with a space separated files listed directly here (i.e. Without using an outer text file). But to ensure that it will really work I suggest you do the following: *. Copy the attached code snippet into a.cmd file *.

Place the file into directory your SFX archive should be created in. Change the entries in first THREE lines after =. With 1) full path of WinRar directory (not WinRar.exe!) 2) name of the target SFX archive (without.exe) 3) full path of a text file with full paths of files to archive *. Execute the.cmd file from that directory *. Your SFX file will be created here as well. Here you are!

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Example content for filelist.exe: C: Temp file1 C: Temp DirA file2 C: Temp DirB file3. NOTE: Unfortunately it seems to be not possible to set the advanced SFX options you mentioned above in the command line version of the WinRar utility. Thus your user will still have to manually navigate to C: WINDOWS system32 and to manually confirm any file overwriting. The Goddess Sekhmet Robert Masters Pdf Converter. Set winrar=C: Program Files WinRAR set sfx=MyArchive set files=C: Temp filelist.txt set winrar='%winrar% rar'%winrar% a -o+ -rr -t -ep -sfx%sfx% @%files% pause Select all.

Yes, there is. But you will have to 1. Create/have a.SED file (a kind of.INF file for IExpress) for the target archive. Run an initial single pass with IExpress GUI to include all the files into it and to set the desired (quiet) options.

[Of course, once you know/see the proper format for the manually created.SED file, you can generate such a file from BATCH or VB too. Open it in text editor and look what's inside]. THEN run IExpress with the following options: iexpress /N /Q archive.SED where archive.SED is the.SED file you want to provide.

The target archive will be created according to 'TargetName=' value set within.SED file. Canadian Foundation Engineering Manual 2006 Pdf File. A CS proverb says: Programmable is anything what is computable.

As you can see, your particular task is computable, so it IS programmable. I wish you a lot of success! Best regards, Avdej. Using rar this way and use the -s1 and -o+ BEFORE or AFTER the -sfx command doesn't really help in suppressing the dialog box or overwriting files. If you just execute the output.exe from a command line, the silent and overwrite parameters don't kick in and you're still presented with dialog boxes.

Of course though, if you double click the output.exe in Windows explorer, you'll see nothing (just output.exe in your task manager). So my question would be: executing output.exe from a cmd line - how do you get it to extract silently and overwrite if files are already there (where you're extracting to). RAR.exe' a -sfx -d'C: WINDOWS System32' -s1 -esh -idq -inul -o+ -m5 -mt2 -r -s -t 'output.exe' @'files_to_include.txt' pause.