09-15-2009
Thank you for taking time to read my post
Quote:
Originally Posted by
thegeek
Give some examples, like between which you want to find duplicate, and what you wanted to remove ?
mount/volumeA/folderA/1234_A_54321.pdf
mount/volumeB/folderB/123_A_54321.pdf
mount/volumeC/folderC/123_A_54321.pdf
The script will remove the duplicate in volumeB and volumeC but keep file in volumeA.
Thank a million!
wanna13e.
---------- Post updated at 08:22 PM ---------- Previous update was at 08:20 PM ----------
Quote:
Originally Posted by
markone
As I understand your question, if you have any two (or more) instances of files with the same name, you want to remove all but one, irrespective of whether they have the same sizes, contents, etc. Please feel free to say no to this, if this is not what you intended.
As a matter of interest, when you are removing these files, how do you intend to determine which occurence is preserved and which are deleted?
Did you intend to keep any records?
Yes, i intend to keep the records as shown in the example above in my post.
Thank a million!!!
wanna13e.
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NAME
qpdfview - tabbed PDF viewer
SYNOPSIS
qpdfview [options] [file(s)[#page[#top]]]
DESCRIPTION
qpdfview is a simple document viewer for PDF documents. It uses the poppler library for rendering.
OPTIONS
--unique
If an instance of qpdfview is started with this option, any files that are opened using this option afterwards, are opened as tabs
in this same window. If a file is already opened in a tab of the respective window, it is merely reloaded using this option.
[file(s)[#page[#top]]]
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CONFIGURATION FILE
qpdfview uses a configuration file usually located at
"~/.config/qpdfview/qpdfview.conf",
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editToolBar: currentPage, numberOfPages, previousPage, nextPage (firstPage, lastPage, jumpToPage, search)
viewToolBar: scaleFactor, zoomIn, zoomOut (onePage, twoPages, oneColumn, twoColumns, fitToPage, fitToPageWidth, doNotScale,
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EXAMPLES
The command
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ning of the document.
Subsequent execution of the following commands
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qpdfview --unique foo.pdf#5
opens foo.pdf and bar.pdf, then reloads foo.pdf and displays its page 5.
Subsequent execution of the following commands
qpdfview --unique foo.pdf
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Adding the lines
fileToolBar=openInNewTab, refresh, saveCopy, print
editToolBar=firstPage, previousPage, currentPage, numberOfPages, nextPage, lastPage, search
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BUGS
If you find a bug, please report it at https://launchpad.net/qpdfview.
AUTHOR
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March 2012 QPDFVIEW(1)