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File structure comparison

To test server migration, we need to compare files under a directory in source and target servers.


I need to verify if the below two directories on two servers are identical (i.e., contains same directories and files with same size. They may have multiple level sub-directories)

//SourceServer/project1/nesteddir
//TargetServer/project1/nesteddir

Has anyone done a similar stuff?

The output of diff command is quite complex to understand. Is there any other simple way?
 

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