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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users Merge two archives, command line Post 302949361 by 1in10 on Thursday 9th of July 2015 06:56:25 PM
Old 07-09-2015
Merge two archives, command line
this has been a script, that I'd like to run as a command line now, anyway, it worked in a simpler way, but now the terminal complains about the delimiter to the command "cut" that should be a single character.
The aim is to join two files or archives, one with about 8 thousand files merging with a bigger one that contains about 26k files. To make sure that there are no duplicates, I tried many ways, kdfif, diff3, meld, flint, but this command line worked well until now. So is there anyone out there who could give me a hint? Thanks in advance.

Code:
find /home/someuser/thearchive1 -type f -exec sha256sum {} \; | sort -k 64 > /tmp/run.txt | cp -ur /home/someuser/thearchive1 /home/someuser/thearchive3 && cat -n /tmp/run.txt | cut " " -d -f1;
exit 0;

 

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svk::command::merge

SVK::Command::Merge(3)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				    SVK::Command::Merge(3)

NAME

       SVK::Command::Merge - Apply differences between two sources

SYNOPSIS

	merge -r N:M DEPOTPATH [PATH]
	merge -r N:M DEPOTPATH1 DEPOTPATH2
	merge -r N:M [--to|--from] [PATH]

OPTIONS

	-r [--revision] N:M    : act on revisions between N and M
	-c [--change] N        : act on change N (between revisions N-1 and N)
				 using -N reverses the changes made in revision N
	-I [--incremental]     : apply each change individually
	-a [--auto]	       : merge from the previous merge point
	-l [--log]	       : use logs of merged revisions as commit message
	-s [--sync]	       : synchronize mirrored sources before operation
	-t [--to]	       : merge to the specified path
	-f [--from]	       : merge from the specified path
	--summary	       : display related logs in this merge
	--verbatim	       : verbatim merge log without indents and header
	--no-ticket	       : do not record this merge point
	--track-rename	       : track changes made to renamed node
	-m [--message] MESSAGE : specify commit message MESSAGE
	-F [--file] FILENAME   : read commit message from FILENAME
	--template	       : use the specified message as the template to edit
	--encoding ENC	       : treat -m/-F value as being in charset encoding ENC
	-P [--patch] NAME      : instead of commit, save this change as a patch
	-S [--sign]	       : sign this change
	-C [--check-only]      : try operation but make no changes
	--direct	       : commit directly even if the path is mirrored

perl v5.10.0							    2008-08-04						    SVK::Command::Merge(3)
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