Ark + Unrar Not being able to extract/compress

[narfcisco]

Hi, Ive been using Fedora since F12, also Slackware user.
Today I did a clean install of Fedora Workstation 21 (KDE Spin) but Im having troubles with Ark and Rar Files


Im being unable to compress/extract rar files.

I tried to remove/reinstall, both, ark and unrar. But still:

Loading the archive'PATH_TO_ARCHIVE'.rar failed with the following error: Failed to locate program lsar on disk.



Already installed Development Tools, Libraries, and some extras...

Any ideas?

[marko]

When this sort of thing happens and you get a message saying something like "program X can not be found" your best tool option is "yum provides" which will tell you which missing or installed package supplies the necessary X

yum provides \*/lsar

the backslash asterisk is used to make sure the provides search isn't limited to a particular path. Also in this case we may not even know where Fedora would put 'lsar'

Doing that I get:

yum provides \*/lsar

unar-1.8.1-5.fc21.x86_64 : Multi-format extractor
Repo : fedora
Matched from:
Filename : /usr/bin/lsar
Filename : /usr/share/bash-completion/completions/lsar

Which points out the package you want to install as 'unar'

[R3v0lut10nary]

If you've been using Fedora that long, you know you'll have to install unrar from the Fusion non-free repo then.

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Whoops, sorry. I completely failed on reading comprehension there.

[narfcisco]

When this sort of thing happens and you get a message saying something like "program X can not be found" your best tool option is "yum provides" which will tell you which missing or installed package supplies the necessary X

yum provides \*/lsar

the backslash asterisk is used to make sure the provides search doesn't limited to a particular path. Also in this case we may not even know where Fedora would put 'lsar'

Doing that I get:

yum provides \*/lsar

Which points out the package you want to install as 'unar'

Thank you marko!

[yes456]

Thanks it worked

When this sort of thing happens and you get a message saying something like "program X can not be found" your best tool option is "yum provides" which will tell you which missing or installed package supplies the necessary X

yum provides \*/lsar

the backslash asterisk is used to make sure the provides search doesn't limited to a particular path. Also in this case we may not even know where Fedora would put 'lsar'

Doing that I get:

yum provides \*/lsar

Which points out the package you want to install as 'unar'