Having looked at a few answer, for instance this one: Unzip specific directory without creating top directory
It's not what I'm looking for.
The situation is a zip with the following directories:
/a/b/c/d/e1/... /a/b/c/d/e2/...
So under d, you have e1 and e2.
What I want to achieve is extracting only those 2, without replicating the entire directory structure, but also without using -j, which ignores all paths.
I want the directory structure to exist from d/ onward.
To be as clear as possible, the extracted folder should look like:
d
| - e1
| |
| | - fileA
| | - fileB
| - e2
| |
| | - fileC
| | - fileD
How do I do that?
