https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=519556
[email protected] changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |[email protected] --- Comment #5 from [email protected] --- There seem to be two different bugs at play here. To confound the matter, the right-click menu "Extract to..." option and Ark GUI's "Extract to..." option behave differently (whether the Dolphin right-click menu is even Ark I do not know) for both bugs below. Bug 1: When extracting a large file which results in a "No space available" message, if "Extraction into subfolder" was selected, the Ark GUI will silently drop the message and attempt to extract the file next to the archive instead. This happened to me when attempting to extract a large multi-part RAR containing a single file hosted on a network drive onto a local drive (which, fwiw, does have sufficient space available). Unfortunately I do not have a consistent repro. Bug 2: Discrepancy between the right-click context menu and Ark GUI on a simple archive. The Ark GUI extracts into a subfolder as you'd expect, while the right-click menu does not create a subfolder attempts to extract into the current directory. See repro below. Repro: 1. `mkdir /tmp/repro && cd /tmp/repro && touch a b c && zip archive.zip a b c` 2. Open Dolphin and navigate to /tmp/repro 3. Right click on archive.zip > Extract > Extract to... > Navigate into the current directory (/tmp/repro) > tick "Extraction into subfolder" > type "archive" into the field below > click Extract 4. Observe how it tries to extract the archive directly into /tmp/repro and prompts to overwrite the files 5. Double-click on archive.zip > click on the arrow next to the Extract button in the top left > Extract to... > Navigate into the current directory > tick "Extraction into subfolder" > type "archive" into the field below > click Extract 6. Observe how a subdirectory is correctly created -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
