Find duplicate files and create delete-file: Difference between revisions
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cat fdupes_list.txt | sed 's/\(^.*$\)/rm "\1"/g' > rm_dupes.sh | cat fdupes_list.txt | sed 's/\(^.*$\)/rm "\1"/g' > rm_dupes.sh | ||
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cat fdupes_list.txt | sed 's/\(^.*$\)/mv "\1" ~\/\.local\/share\/Trash\/files/g' > move_dupes_to_trash.sh | cat fdupes_list.txt | sed 's/\(^.*$\)/mv "\1" ~\/\.local\/share\/Trash\/files/g' > move_dupes_to_trash.sh | ||
chmod u+x move_dupes_to_trash.sh | |||
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Revision as of 09:05, 1 November 2011
201103 Bash, Commandline
Create duplicates list
Options:
- -r recursive - NB: this can take some time
- -n ignore empty files
- -f ommit first occurences
- Note: the exact order is not quite clear, it will help to do dirs seperately
- -S show size
- -d delete (prompted)
fdupes -r -n -f ~ > fdupes_list.txt
Create delete-file
cat fdupes_list.txt | sed 's/\(^.*$\)/rm "\1"/g' > rm_dupes.sh chmod u+x rm_dupes.sh
Or move them to trash:
cat fdupes_list.txt | sed 's/\(^.*$\)/mv "\1" ~\/\.local\/share\/Trash\/files/g' > move_dupes_to_trash.sh chmod u+x move_dupes_to_trash.sh
