>> From a practical perspective, files x and y are identical if and only if
>> `diff x y` returns 0. It's really just about the content.
Thanks, Alex!
...What about filename and file directory, do these have to match
for a pair of files to be identical?
>> They wouldn't be identical
Hi there,
On Thu, 25 Jul 2019, Ted Toal wrote:
...What about filename and file directory, do these have to match
for a pair of files to be identical?
They wouldn't be identical files. They'd be the same file. :)
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73,
Ged.
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On 24.07.19 23:07, Ted Toal wrote:
> BackupPC documentation says ‘by "identical files" we mean files with
> identical contents, not necessary the same permissions, ownership or
> modification time.’ What about filename and file directory, do these have to
> match for a pair of files to be
