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duplicate directories
Hi,
I have file which users like filename ->"readfile", following entries peter john alaska abcd xyz and i have directory /var/ i want to do first cat of "readfile" line by line and first read peter in variable and also cross check with /var/ how many directories are avaialble with this name "peter", that can many. In some word if i have userids file and how can i trace those particular userids duplication in a directory, might be one user has copied another directory and might be one person have copied 5 persons directories. Kindly advice. Regards, Bash |
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