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@Rename rar-linux to rar-bin, for consistency with other -bin packages.
Last part: remove old rar-linux.
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@Update to 3.4.1. Changes:

   Version 3.41

   1. When adding new files to already existing RAR solid archive,
      RAR 3.40 compression ratio was lower than in RAR 3.30.
      Corrected in this version.

   2. If archived Unicode name is invalid, RAR 'l' and 'v' commands
      display ASCII file name instead of corrupt Unicode.


   Version 3.40

   1. "Fastest" (-m1) RAR compression method has been modified
      to provide much higher compression speed and lower ratio.
      It may be useful for tasks requiring the high speed like
      regular backups.

      You may increase "Fastest" speed even more selecting 64KB
      compression dictionary instead of default 4MB.

   2. Starting from this version, RAR volumes contain the volume number
      field. Volume number is displayed by 'L' and 'V' commands
      in the line with the total volume information.

      This feature may be useful if original volume names are lost
      and you need to rename them to correct names.

   3. Commands 'L' and 'V' display NTFS "Compressed" attribute
      in archive listing.

   4. Switch -ag may include an optional text enclosed in '{' and '}'
      characters. This text is inserted into archive name.
      For example: -agHH{hours}MM{minutes}

   5. Removed the erroneous "CRC error" message when unpacking symlinks
      from archive created with -hp<pwd> switch. In fact, such symlinks
      were unpacked correctly.

   6. RAR displays the operation progress while repairing
      an archive containing the recovery record.
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@Initial import of rar-linux, the Linux binary of the rar archiver.

RAR is a powerful tool allowing you to manage and control archive
files.

RAR features include:

*  Highly sophisticated, original compression algorithm
*  Special compression algorithms optimized for text, audio,
   graphics data, 32 and 64-bit Intel executables
*  Better compression than similar tools, using 'solid' archiving
*  Authenticity verification (registered version only)
*  Self-extracting archives and volumes (SFX)
*  Ability to recover physically damaged archives
*  Locking, password, file order list, file security & more ...
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