The next time you download a torrent with rar files, it should automatically unrar and place the uncompressed file in the same folder as the original torrent.
You will notice that the generic file icon will turn into a unix/terminal looking iconģ)enter location of "unrar" bash script into Qbitorrent: -navigate to Qbittorent>preferences>downloads -"check" Run external program on torrent completion -enter: /Users/(yourusername)/bin/unrar "%F" Now open the file "unrar" in the finder (/(yourusername)/bin/) in textedit or any text editor and type: #!/bin/bash Install auto unrar for Mac, follow step 1&2 on this page (it just shows you where to copy the files): Ģ)create the bash script (this was the part I had to figure out on my own and took 2 hours to comprehend) -open terminal -Type the code for each of the following steps into Terminal: To go to home directory: cd ~ Obviously, replace (yourusername) with your actual username No step-by-step help for the newbie.I've finally made it work with the help of 3 combined sources (cited below), and over 2 hours of coding for dummies that hurt my brain + cursing.
The problem was that every solution I found out there "assumed" some kind of external coding or terminal knowledge. I am so pleased with my current setup of Qbittorrent + Plex + rss subscriptions, but the missing link was having to manually unrar my rar'ed downloads.
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