08-03-2011
Unique files in a given directory
I keep all my files on a NAS device and copy files from it to usb or local storage when needed. The bad part about this is that I often have the same file on numerous places. I'd like to write a script to check if the files in a given directory exist in another.
An example:
say I have a directory called "Stuff" and another called "AllMyFiles" I want a script to check the directory "Stuff" to tell me which files already exist in "AllMyFiles". The way I currently do this is to use fdupes to create a list of all duplicate files in both directories, then use grep to spot which duplicate files are in "Stuff". The drawback to this is that it checks all files for any duplicates, including those in "AllMyFiles", so fdupes takes a long time. Is there a clever way of avoiding this and checking only the files in "Stuff" to see if a duplicate exists for it in "AllMyFiles"?
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