Hi,

I need to compare files in 2 recursive directories.
I need to create a script which:
1. Unzip files recursive.
2. Check if all the files in one directory exist in the other, if not
print out the file name.
3. Check if the content of the files are the same,
if not the file name and different content will be displayed in a different file.

Thanks

The list you had provided, just seems like a

WHAT TO DO instructions !

But what have you tried so far !

gunzip -fr *

# Check if there are diff file between the directories

ls -l bb_R4 | grep ^d |awk '{print }' |tee a| ls -l bb_Core | grep ^d |awk '{print }' |tee b|diff a b

dircmp -ds bb_R4 bb_Core

Hi,

Not sure if this is the right place.
I'm having some trouble with a script.
Basically I have 2 files, the first has the following format:

59382652678,59382652678,093582673
59382828082,59382828082,091531434
59382965276,59382965276,097447775
59385125137,59385125137,085430172
59385184928,59385184928,094012044

And the second file is much larger ($HOME/20080410_10*)
20537,59393495882,2008-04-10,35727,50,1,740010104911699, ,2,-14000,088807321,40553,0,0,9,0,0,088807321,,XXXX 1-7-9,0,0,0,0,-1,740011018811772,XXXXXX,,0,0,14000,0,0,XXXXXX,0,401D413D0E01DD,,,10,59397995026,59397995026,,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,XXXX,50,61,0,9999,1,71340044,0,0,50,-1,0,1970-01-01

The second and third field of the first file corresponds to the 2nd and 18th field of the second file.

I have worked on the script but I can only compare one field between the files

for i in `ls $HOME/20080410_10*`
do
nawk -F, 'BEGIN {while ((getline < "'$file2'") > 0)
file2_ar[$2] = $2; <<<< This is the second field, how do I assing the third filed???
OFS=","; }

{
if (file2_ar[$2] && $9==2)
print file2_ar[$2],$0;
} END{}' $i >> output.log
done


Does anyone have an idea on how it can be solved?

Thanks,