Unziping, Copying and Transfering to Another NAS

[SopraNo3]

Hello,

They are RAR files. When I click "Unzip to" It says "Operation Successful" but nothing happens.

[TMqiky]

Thank you for your feedback.
This issue will be optimized in the future. You can try decompressing the zip file.

[SopraNo3]

What do you mean it will be fixed in the future? If this feature (which is very basic) does not work, the NAS cannot be used for movies. Also what do you mean decompress?

Please look at the errors:

[TMzethar]

We have confirmed that both unzip and unrar are supported.
It seems that your compressed files are divided into compressed files.
TOS File Manager currently only supports individual compressed packages and does not support fragmented compressed packages.
We will discuss the implementation of processing multiple segmented compressed packets in the future.
You can now temporarily try logging in to SSH/Telnet and processing your segmented compressed packets through the instructions of the RAR tool.

[SopraNo3]

Hello,

But how can it be that it works on TOS 5.1 but not on TOS 6?

I do not know how to use SSH....

[TMzethar]

TOS6 did not make any functional changes to decompression based on TOS5. Is it possible that you have used a single compressed file on TOS5?
If you are unable to even decompress a single compressed file now, you may have encountered some abnormal situations.
What was the TOS5 version you used before updating to TOS6? Does it meet the update conditions for TOS6? Updating TOS6 to an unsatisfactory TOS5 version may result in exceptions.
It is not ruled out that there may be an issue with the storage or file system. You can try checking for errors:viewtopic.php?t=2575
If you have tried all the above and the problem still persists, you can consider reinstalling TOS.1.123 and then updating to TOS6 beta.

[SopraNo3]

Hello, it was working fine on 5.123.....

[TMzethar]

As of the current TOS 6.0.229 version, we have never added a decompression function for compressed packages in the form of multiple packages yet. We are curious about how you did it.

[Gremlin]

Could this be a function of the Transmission application that the OP appears to be using judging from the screen-shots? Likewise could it possibly be something to do with copyright material being transmitted? Just a thought. [I don't use torrents, so I have no idea ]