--- In [email protected], "dr_ovalle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi, I have a problem which, maybe I can solve with command line.
>
> Let's assume in folder A I have a song named: "Alicia Keys - No One.mp3"
>
> In folder B I have a song named: "Alicia Keys - No one.mp3"
>
> Both files have the same song, the same number of bytes, etc. They're
> identical, except for the name of the file.
>
> I have the same problem with maybe 100 more files.
>
> Each folder has almost 2000 songs.
>
> I want to copy all the files in folder A to a folder C, then, I want
> to copy all the files in folder B to C (and then upload C to my iPod),
> but I don't want to have the same song twice in my iPod
>
> I was looking in rute handbook, and it looks like the diff command
> compares between files.
>
> Maybe this is the command I was looking for, but I dont know how to
> use it, I went to the terminal, typed diff --help, and believe me, is
> really confuse, too many options and no idea how to use it.
>
> Do you think command line would save me this time to make all the
> process manually?
>
> Any ideas?
>
Use bash script to check the file -> if file is the same name rename
the copied file -> copy to destination folder
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