The "rdfind" command finds duplicate files, and optionally replaces one
with a link to the other, or deletes the duplicate file.
These (untested) 2 command may work:
rdfind -deleteduplicates true dir1 dir2
mv -i dir1/* dir2
On 18/8/24 14:24, Andrew Greig via luv-main wrote:
Hi all,
Using grsync I backed up my data dir "data/RAW files" to an external
to an external HDD directory
/RAWfiles/ so instead of appending the files I now have a 1.3Tb
directory within my target directory.
Is there a command which can compare the two directories and come out
with a single directory.
Would it be easier if I renamed the nested directory RAWfilesb/ and
moved it out of the original back up?
Many thanks
Andrew Greig
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