使用 unrar 库 - 将文件提取到文件流缓冲区中

发布于 2024-08-23 00:23:22 字数 8940 浏览 9 评论 0原文

我需要的是能够将 .rar 文件中的文件提取到流中。我正在创建一个测试用例,以了解如何使用 unrar来源。我已经搜索和修补了一段时间,但我不知道如何使用该库。考虑到 .rar 档案的常见程度,我很惊讶我什至找不到它的文档或教程。

我自己取得了一些进步,但并不总是有效。某些文件已正确提取。其他文件由于某种原因而混乱(但不是完全“垃圾”二进制数据)。到目前为止我所知道的是,通常(但并非总是):

  • 不工作的文件具有fileInfo.Method = 48。它们似乎是压缩率为 100% 的文件 - 即无压缩

  • 工作文件具有 fileInfo.Method = 495051< /code>、5253,分别对应压缩速度,Fastest、Fast、Normal、Good、Best

但我不知道为什么会这样。仍然找不到文档或工作示例。

下面是我迄今为止拥有的测试用例源以及一个 示例 rar 存档,当用此提取时程序,有工作文件和非工作文件。

/* put in the same directory as the unrar source files
 * compiling with:
 *   make clean
 *   make lib
 *   g++ rartest.cpp -o rartest libunrar.so -lboost_filesystem
 */

#include  <cstring>
#include  <iostream>
#include  <fstream>

#include  <boost/filesystem.hpp>

#define _UNIX
#define  RARDLL
#include  "dll.hpp"

using namespace std;
namespace fs = boost::filesystem;

//char fileName[100] = "testout0.jpg\0";
//
//// doens't work
//int PASCAL ProcessDataProc(unsigned char* buffer, int buffLen) {
//  cout  << "writing..." << endl;
//  ofstream outFile(fileName);
//  cout << buffLen << endl;
//  cout << outFile.write((const char*)buffer, buffLen) << endl;
//  cout  << "done writing..." << endl;
//  fileName[7]++;
//}

int CALLBACK CallbackProc(unsigned int msg, long myBuffer, long rarBuffer, long bufferLen) {
  switch(msg) {
    case UCM_CHANGEVOLUME:
      break;
    case UCM_PROCESSDATA:
      memcpy((char*)myBuffer, (char*)rarBuffer, bufferLen);
      break;
    case UCM_NEEDPASSWORD:
      break;
  }
  return 1;
}

int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
  if (argc != 2)
    return 0;
  ifstream archiveStream(argv[1]);
  if (!archiveStream.is_open())
    cout << "fstream couldn't open file\n";

  // declare and set parameters
  HANDLE rarFile;
  RARHeaderDataEx fileInfo;
  RAROpenArchiveDataEx archiveInfo;
  memset(&archiveInfo, 0, sizeof(archiveInfo));
  archiveInfo.CmtBuf = NULL;
  //archiveInfo.OpenMode = RAR_OM_LIST;
  archiveInfo.OpenMode = RAR_OM_EXTRACT;
  archiveInfo.ArcName = argv[1];

  // Open file
  rarFile = RAROpenArchiveEx(&archiveInfo);
  if (archiveInfo.OpenResult != 0) {
    RARCloseArchive(rarFile);
    cout  << "unrar couldn't open" << endl;
    exit(1);
  }
  fileInfo.CmtBuf = NULL;

  cout  << archiveInfo.Flags << endl;

  // loop through archive
  int numFiles = 0;
  int fileSize;
  int RHCode;
  int PFCode;
  while(true) {
    RHCode = RARReadHeaderEx(rarFile, &fileInfo);
    if (RHCode != 0) break;

    numFiles++;
    fs::path path(fileInfo.FileName);
    fileSize = fileInfo.UnpSize;

    cout << fileInfo.Method << " " << fileInfo.FileName << " (" << fileInfo.UnpSize << ")" << endl;

    char fileBuffer[fileInfo.UnpSize];

    // not sure what this does
    //RARSetProcessDataProc(rarFile, ProcessDataProc);

    // works for some files, but not for others
    RARSetCallback(rarFile, CallbackProc, (long) &fileBuffer);
    PFCode = RARProcessFile(rarFile, RAR_TEST, NULL, NULL);

    // properly extracts to a directory... but I need a stream
    // and I don't want to write to disk, read it, and delete from disk
    //PFCode = RARProcessFile(rarFile, RAR_EXTRACT, ".", fileInfo.FileName);

    // just skips
    //PFCode = RARProcessFile(rarFile, RAR_SKIP, NULL, NULL);

    if (PFCode != 0) {
      RARCloseArchive(rarFile);
      cout  << "error processing this file\n" << endl;
      exit(1);
    }
    ofstream outFile(path.filename().c_str());
    outFile.write(fileBuffer, fileSize);
  }
  if (RHCode != ERAR_END_ARCHIVE)
    cout  << "error traversing through archive: " << RHCode << endl;
  RARCloseArchive(rarFile);

  cout  << "num files: " << numFiles << endl;

}

更新:

我发现一个文件似乎(声称是?)文档,但根据该文件,我没有做任何错误。我想我可能会被迫诉诸 CRC 检查缓冲区并在失败时实施解决方法。

解决方案来源(感谢 Denis Krjuchkov!):

/* put in the same directory as the unrar source files
 * compiling with:
 *   make clean
 *   make lib
 *   g++ rartest.cpp -o rartest libunrar.so -lboost_filesystem
 */

#include  <cstring>
#include  <iostream>
#include  <fstream>

#include  <boost/filesystem.hpp>
#include    <boost/crc.hpp>

#define _UNIX
#define  RARDLL
#include  "dll.hpp"

using namespace std;
namespace fs = boost::filesystem;

//char fileName[100] = "testout0.jpg\0";
//
//// doens't work
//int PASCAL ProcessDataProc(unsigned char* buffer, int buffLen) {
//  cout  << "writing..." << endl;
//  ofstream outFile(fileName);
//  cout << buffLen << endl;
//  cout << outFile.write((const char*)buffer, buffLen) << endl;
//  cout  << "done writing..." << endl;
//  fileName[7]++;
//}

int CALLBACK CallbackProc(unsigned int msg, long myBufferPtr, long rarBuffer, long bytesProcessed) {
  switch(msg) {
    case UCM_CHANGEVOLUME:
      return -1;
      break;
    case UCM_PROCESSDATA:
      memcpy(*(char**)myBufferPtr, (char*)rarBuffer, bytesProcessed);
      *(char**)myBufferPtr += bytesProcessed;
      return 1;
      break;
    case UCM_NEEDPASSWORD:
      return -1;
      break;
  }
}

int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
  if (argc != 2)
    return 0;
  ifstream archiveStream(argv[1]);
  if (!archiveStream.is_open())
    cout << "fstream couldn't open file\n";

  // declare and set parameters
  RARHANDLE rarFile;  // I renamed this macro in dll.hpp for my own purposes
  RARHANDLE rarFile2;
  RARHeaderDataEx fileInfo;
  RAROpenArchiveDataEx archiveInfo;
  memset(&archiveInfo, 0, sizeof(archiveInfo));
  archiveInfo.CmtBuf = NULL;
  //archiveInfo.OpenMode = RAR_OM_LIST;
  archiveInfo.OpenMode = RAR_OM_EXTRACT;
  archiveInfo.ArcName = argv[1];

  // Open file
  rarFile = RAROpenArchiveEx(&archiveInfo);
  rarFile2 = RAROpenArchiveEx(&archiveInfo);
  if (archiveInfo.OpenResult != 0) {
    RARCloseArchive(rarFile);
    cout  << "unrar couldn't open" << endl;
    exit(1);
  }
  fileInfo.CmtBuf = NULL;

//  cout  << archiveInfo.Flags << endl;

  // loop through archive
  int numFiles = 0;
  int fileSize;
  int RHCode;
  int PFCode;
  int crcVal;
  bool workaroundUsed = false;
    char currDir[2] = ".";
    char tmpFile[11] = "buffer.tmp";
  while(true) {
    RHCode = RARReadHeaderEx(rarFile, &fileInfo);
    if (RHCode != 0) break;
    RARReadHeaderEx(rarFile2, &fileInfo);

    numFiles++;
    fs::path path(fileInfo.FileName);
    fileSize = fileInfo.UnpSize;
    crcVal = fileInfo.FileCRC;

    cout << dec << fileInfo.Method << " " << fileInfo.FileName << " (" << fileInfo.UnpSize << ")" << endl;
    cout << " " << hex << uppercase << crcVal << endl;

    char fileBuffer[fileSize];
    char* bufferPtr = fileBuffer;

    // not sure what this does
    //RARSetProcessDataProc(rarFile, ProcessDataProc);

    // works for some files, but not for others
    RARSetCallback(rarFile, CallbackProc, (long) &bufferPtr);
    PFCode = RARProcessFile(rarFile, RAR_TEST, NULL, NULL);

    // properly extracts to a directory... but I need a stream
    // and I don't want to write to disk, read it, and delete from disk
//    PFCode = RARProcessFile(rarFile, RAR_EXTRACT, currDir, fileInfo.FileName);

    // just skips
    //PFCode = RARProcessFile(rarFile, RAR_SKIP, NULL, NULL);

    if (PFCode != 0) {
      RARCloseArchive(rarFile);
      cout  << "error processing this file\n" << endl;
      exit(1);
    }

    // crc check
    boost::crc_32_type crc32result;
    crc32result.process_bytes(&fileBuffer, fileSize);
    cout << " " << hex << uppercase << crc32result.checksum() << endl;

    // old workaround - crc check always succeeds now!
    if (crcVal == crc32result.checksum()) {
      RARProcessFile(rarFile2, RAR_SKIP, NULL, NULL);
    }
    else {
      workaroundUsed = true;
      RARProcessFile(rarFile2, RAR_EXTRACT, currDir, tmpFile);
      ifstream inFile(tmpFile);
      inFile.read(fileBuffer, fileSize);
    }

    ofstream outFile(path.filename().c_str());
    outFile.write(fileBuffer, fileSize);
  }
  if (workaroundUsed) remove(tmpFile);
  if (RHCode != ERAR_END_ARCHIVE)
    cout  << "error traversing through archive: " << RHCode << endl;
  RARCloseArchive(rarFile);

  cout  << dec << "num files: " << numFiles << endl;

}

What I need is to be able to extract the files in a .rar file into streams. I'm creating a test case to get a sense of how to use unrar source. I've been searching and tinkering for a while, but I can't figure out how to use the library. I'm surprised I can't even find documentation or a tutorial for it, considering how common .rar archives are.

I've made a bit of progress on my own, but it doesn't always work. Certain files are extracted properly. Other files are jumbled up for some reason (but not completely "garbage" binary data). All I know so far is, usually (but not always):

  • not working files have fileInfo.Method = 48. They appear to be files that have a compression ratio of 100% - i.e. no compression

  • working files have fileInfo.Method = 49, 50, 51, 52, or 53, which correspond to the compression speeds, Fastest, Fast, Normal, Good, Best

But I have no idea why that is. Still can't find documentation or a working example.

Below is the test case source I have so far and an example rar archive that, when extracted with this program, has both working and not working files.

/* put in the same directory as the unrar source files
 * compiling with:
 *   make clean
 *   make lib
 *   g++ rartest.cpp -o rartest libunrar.so -lboost_filesystem
 */

#include  <cstring>
#include  <iostream>
#include  <fstream>

#include  <boost/filesystem.hpp>

#define _UNIX
#define  RARDLL
#include  "dll.hpp"

using namespace std;
namespace fs = boost::filesystem;

//char fileName[100] = "testout0.jpg\0";
//
//// doens't work
//int PASCAL ProcessDataProc(unsigned char* buffer, int buffLen) {
//  cout  << "writing..." << endl;
//  ofstream outFile(fileName);
//  cout << buffLen << endl;
//  cout << outFile.write((const char*)buffer, buffLen) << endl;
//  cout  << "done writing..." << endl;
//  fileName[7]++;
//}

int CALLBACK CallbackProc(unsigned int msg, long myBuffer, long rarBuffer, long bufferLen) {
  switch(msg) {
    case UCM_CHANGEVOLUME:
      break;
    case UCM_PROCESSDATA:
      memcpy((char*)myBuffer, (char*)rarBuffer, bufferLen);
      break;
    case UCM_NEEDPASSWORD:
      break;
  }
  return 1;
}

int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
  if (argc != 2)
    return 0;
  ifstream archiveStream(argv[1]);
  if (!archiveStream.is_open())
    cout << "fstream couldn't open file\n";

  // declare and set parameters
  HANDLE rarFile;
  RARHeaderDataEx fileInfo;
  RAROpenArchiveDataEx archiveInfo;
  memset(&archiveInfo, 0, sizeof(archiveInfo));
  archiveInfo.CmtBuf = NULL;
  //archiveInfo.OpenMode = RAR_OM_LIST;
  archiveInfo.OpenMode = RAR_OM_EXTRACT;
  archiveInfo.ArcName = argv[1];

  // Open file
  rarFile = RAROpenArchiveEx(&archiveInfo);
  if (archiveInfo.OpenResult != 0) {
    RARCloseArchive(rarFile);
    cout  << "unrar couldn't open" << endl;
    exit(1);
  }
  fileInfo.CmtBuf = NULL;

  cout  << archiveInfo.Flags << endl;

  // loop through archive
  int numFiles = 0;
  int fileSize;
  int RHCode;
  int PFCode;
  while(true) {
    RHCode = RARReadHeaderEx(rarFile, &fileInfo);
    if (RHCode != 0) break;

    numFiles++;
    fs::path path(fileInfo.FileName);
    fileSize = fileInfo.UnpSize;

    cout << fileInfo.Method << " " << fileInfo.FileName << " (" << fileInfo.UnpSize << ")" << endl;

    char fileBuffer[fileInfo.UnpSize];

    // not sure what this does
    //RARSetProcessDataProc(rarFile, ProcessDataProc);

    // works for some files, but not for others
    RARSetCallback(rarFile, CallbackProc, (long) &fileBuffer);
    PFCode = RARProcessFile(rarFile, RAR_TEST, NULL, NULL);

    // properly extracts to a directory... but I need a stream
    // and I don't want to write to disk, read it, and delete from disk
    //PFCode = RARProcessFile(rarFile, RAR_EXTRACT, ".", fileInfo.FileName);

    // just skips
    //PFCode = RARProcessFile(rarFile, RAR_SKIP, NULL, NULL);

    if (PFCode != 0) {
      RARCloseArchive(rarFile);
      cout  << "error processing this file\n" << endl;
      exit(1);
    }
    ofstream outFile(path.filename().c_str());
    outFile.write(fileBuffer, fileSize);
  }
  if (RHCode != ERAR_END_ARCHIVE)
    cout  << "error traversing through archive: " << RHCode << endl;
  RARCloseArchive(rarFile);

  cout  << "num files: " << numFiles << endl;

}

update:

I've found a file that appears to be (claims to be?) the documentation, but according to the file, I'm not doing anything wrong. I think I might be forced to resort to CRC checking the buffers and implementing a workaround if it fails.

solution source (thanks, Denis Krjuchkov!):

/* put in the same directory as the unrar source files
 * compiling with:
 *   make clean
 *   make lib
 *   g++ rartest.cpp -o rartest libunrar.so -lboost_filesystem
 */

#include  <cstring>
#include  <iostream>
#include  <fstream>

#include  <boost/filesystem.hpp>
#include    <boost/crc.hpp>

#define _UNIX
#define  RARDLL
#include  "dll.hpp"

using namespace std;
namespace fs = boost::filesystem;

//char fileName[100] = "testout0.jpg\0";
//
//// doens't work
//int PASCAL ProcessDataProc(unsigned char* buffer, int buffLen) {
//  cout  << "writing..." << endl;
//  ofstream outFile(fileName);
//  cout << buffLen << endl;
//  cout << outFile.write((const char*)buffer, buffLen) << endl;
//  cout  << "done writing..." << endl;
//  fileName[7]++;
//}

int CALLBACK CallbackProc(unsigned int msg, long myBufferPtr, long rarBuffer, long bytesProcessed) {
  switch(msg) {
    case UCM_CHANGEVOLUME:
      return -1;
      break;
    case UCM_PROCESSDATA:
      memcpy(*(char**)myBufferPtr, (char*)rarBuffer, bytesProcessed);
      *(char**)myBufferPtr += bytesProcessed;
      return 1;
      break;
    case UCM_NEEDPASSWORD:
      return -1;
      break;
  }
}

int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
  if (argc != 2)
    return 0;
  ifstream archiveStream(argv[1]);
  if (!archiveStream.is_open())
    cout << "fstream couldn't open file\n";

  // declare and set parameters
  RARHANDLE rarFile;  // I renamed this macro in dll.hpp for my own purposes
  RARHANDLE rarFile2;
  RARHeaderDataEx fileInfo;
  RAROpenArchiveDataEx archiveInfo;
  memset(&archiveInfo, 0, sizeof(archiveInfo));
  archiveInfo.CmtBuf = NULL;
  //archiveInfo.OpenMode = RAR_OM_LIST;
  archiveInfo.OpenMode = RAR_OM_EXTRACT;
  archiveInfo.ArcName = argv[1];

  // Open file
  rarFile = RAROpenArchiveEx(&archiveInfo);
  rarFile2 = RAROpenArchiveEx(&archiveInfo);
  if (archiveInfo.OpenResult != 0) {
    RARCloseArchive(rarFile);
    cout  << "unrar couldn't open" << endl;
    exit(1);
  }
  fileInfo.CmtBuf = NULL;

//  cout  << archiveInfo.Flags << endl;

  // loop through archive
  int numFiles = 0;
  int fileSize;
  int RHCode;
  int PFCode;
  int crcVal;
  bool workaroundUsed = false;
    char currDir[2] = ".";
    char tmpFile[11] = "buffer.tmp";
  while(true) {
    RHCode = RARReadHeaderEx(rarFile, &fileInfo);
    if (RHCode != 0) break;
    RARReadHeaderEx(rarFile2, &fileInfo);

    numFiles++;
    fs::path path(fileInfo.FileName);
    fileSize = fileInfo.UnpSize;
    crcVal = fileInfo.FileCRC;

    cout << dec << fileInfo.Method << " " << fileInfo.FileName << " (" << fileInfo.UnpSize << ")" << endl;
    cout << " " << hex << uppercase << crcVal << endl;

    char fileBuffer[fileSize];
    char* bufferPtr = fileBuffer;

    // not sure what this does
    //RARSetProcessDataProc(rarFile, ProcessDataProc);

    // works for some files, but not for others
    RARSetCallback(rarFile, CallbackProc, (long) &bufferPtr);
    PFCode = RARProcessFile(rarFile, RAR_TEST, NULL, NULL);

    // properly extracts to a directory... but I need a stream
    // and I don't want to write to disk, read it, and delete from disk
//    PFCode = RARProcessFile(rarFile, RAR_EXTRACT, currDir, fileInfo.FileName);

    // just skips
    //PFCode = RARProcessFile(rarFile, RAR_SKIP, NULL, NULL);

    if (PFCode != 0) {
      RARCloseArchive(rarFile);
      cout  << "error processing this file\n" << endl;
      exit(1);
    }

    // crc check
    boost::crc_32_type crc32result;
    crc32result.process_bytes(&fileBuffer, fileSize);
    cout << " " << hex << uppercase << crc32result.checksum() << endl;

    // old workaround - crc check always succeeds now!
    if (crcVal == crc32result.checksum()) {
      RARProcessFile(rarFile2, RAR_SKIP, NULL, NULL);
    }
    else {
      workaroundUsed = true;
      RARProcessFile(rarFile2, RAR_EXTRACT, currDir, tmpFile);
      ifstream inFile(tmpFile);
      inFile.read(fileBuffer, fileSize);
    }

    ofstream outFile(path.filename().c_str());
    outFile.write(fileBuffer, fileSize);
  }
  if (workaroundUsed) remove(tmpFile);
  if (RHCode != ERAR_END_ARCHIVE)
    cout  << "error traversing through archive: " << RHCode << endl;
  RARCloseArchive(rarFile);

  cout  << dec << "num files: " << numFiles << endl;

}

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吹梦到西洲 2024-08-30 00:23:22

我不熟悉 unrar,在快速阅读文档后,我认为您假设每个文件只调用 CallbackProc 一次。不过,我认为 unrar 可能会多次调用它。它解压一些数据然后调用CallbackProc,然后解压下一个数据块并再次调用CallbackProc,迭代该过程直到处理完所有数据。
您应该记住实际写入缓冲区的字节数,并在相应的偏移量处追加新数据。

I'm not familar with unrar, after quick reading of a documentation I think you are assuming that CallbackProc is called exactly once per file. However, I think unrar may call it multiple times. It unpacks some data then calls CallbackProc, then unpacks next data chunk and again calls CallbackProc, the process is iterated until all data is processed.
You should remember how many bytes are actually written to buffer, and append new data at corresponding offset.

岁月流歌 2024-08-30 00:23:22

我也找不到任何在线文档,但您可以使用示例

转到 http ://www.krugle.com,然后在页面左下角输入关键字,例如 RAROpenArchiveEx。您将看到来自使用 unrar 库的各种开源项目的头文件和源文件。

这应该能让你继续前进。

I can't find any docs online either, but there are examples you can use:

Go to http://www.krugle.com, and in the lower left corner of the page, enter a keyword like RAROpenArchiveEx. You'll see header and source files from various open source projects that make use of unrar library.

That should get you going.

妞丶爷亲个 2024-08-30 00:23:22

您似乎发布了一些源代码,但没有实际问题。

您是否考虑过查看 Rarlabs 反馈页面(该页面指向他们的 论坛

另请参阅:
本文

You seem to have posted some source-code, but no actual question.

Have you considered looking at Rarlabs Feedback Page (which points to their forums

Also, see:
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