dr_ovalle wrote:
> Simply amazing !
>
> I ran in a terminal:
>
> $fdupes ./Songs > fdupes.txt
>
> It took about 3 minutes to search all the folder and created a text
> file named fdupes.txt, in this files there was the name of all the
> duplicated files.
>
> There is an option in fdupes to delete the duplicated files, so I will
> investigate a little more to do that.
>
I was following this thread, and scratching my head, and thinking of
how 'cmp' ('diff' is for ascii files) might be combined with a sort
script to do the job.
As soon as I saw your success with 'fdupes' I went and downloaded the
code and compiled/installed, and ran it, and it sure is a handy tool.
http://premium.caribe.net/~adrian2/fdupes.html
When I get some 'free time' (heh) I will examine the source code file,
to see how Adrian Lopez did it, for my continuing education.
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