How fdupes can preserve second file
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Can I preserve second files in list, when works with fdupes?
fpupes -N -r .
Preserve first files in list, but I need save the SECOND files.
I have about 2000 duplicates and type for each 2 in prompt
fdupes -d -r .
Is to hard..
linux console fdupes
asked Dec 13 '15 at 11:57
Yuchimenko IgorYuchimenko Igor
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Can I preserve second files in list, when works with fdupes?
fpupes -N -r .
Preserve first files in list, but I need save the SECOND files.
I have about 2000 duplicates and type for each 2 in prompt
fdupes -d -r .
Is to hard..
linux console fdupes
asked Dec 13 '15 at 11:57
Yuchimenko IgorYuchimenko Igor
14718
add a comment |
Can I preserve second files in list, when works with fdupes?
fpupes -N -r .
Preserve first files in list, but I need save the SECOND files.
I have about 2000 duplicates and type for each 2 in prompt
fdupes -d -r .
Is to hard..
linux console fdupes
asked Dec 13 '15 at 11:57
Yuchimenko IgorYuchimenko Igor
14718
Can I preserve second files in list, when works with fdupes?
fpupes -N -r .
Preserve first files in list, but I need save the SECOND files.
I have about 2000 duplicates and type for each 2 in prompt
fdupes -d -r .
Is to hard..
linux console fdupes
linux console fdupes
asked Dec 13 '15 at 11:57
Yuchimenko IgorYuchimenko Igor
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asked Dec 13 '15 at 11:57
Yuchimenko IgorYuchimenko Igor
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asked Dec 13 '15 at 11:57
Yuchimenko IgorYuchimenko Igor
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asked Dec 13 '15 at 11:57
Yuchimenko IgorYuchimenko Igor
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asked Dec 13 '15 at 11:57
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You cannot do this with fdupes. But you can use fdupes to find the dupes and remove the first one yourself like this:
fdupes -rn .|awk 'BEGIN{first=1} (first){print;first=0} /^$/{first=1}'
This will print out all the first files found by fdupes, which you then can delete with:
command | while read file
do
rm "$file"
done
Not tested, watch out!
answered Dec 13 '15 at 14:02
ctrl-dctrl-d
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Use rmlint; it has heaps of options for deciding which file to delete.
answered Dec 15 '15 at 13:10
thomas_d_jthomas_d_j
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You can reverse the order in which the files are displayed with the -i option.
From the man page:
-o --order=WORD
order files according to WORD: time - sort by mtime, name - sort by filename
-i --reverse
reverse order while sorting
So for you
fdupes -N -i -r .
should work.
answered Feb 16 at 10:08
Björn TantauBjörn Tantau
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You cannot do this with fdupes. But you can use fdupes to find the dupes and remove the first one yourself like this:
fdupes -rn .|awk 'BEGIN{first=1} (first){print;first=0} /^$/{first=1}'
This will print out all the first files found by fdupes, which you then can delete with:
command | while read file
do
rm "$file"
done
Not tested, watch out!
answered Dec 13 '15 at 14:02
ctrl-dctrl-d
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add a comment |
You cannot do this with fdupes. But you can use fdupes to find the dupes and remove the first one yourself like this:
fdupes -rn .|awk 'BEGIN{first=1} (first){print;first=0} /^$/{first=1}'
This will print out all the first files found by fdupes, which you then can delete with:
command | while read file
do
rm "$file"
done
Not tested, watch out!
answered Dec 13 '15 at 14:02
ctrl-dctrl-d
1315
add a comment |
You cannot do this with fdupes. But you can use fdupes to find the dupes and remove the first one yourself like this:
fdupes -rn .|awk 'BEGIN{first=1} (first){print;first=0} /^$/{first=1}'
This will print out all the first files found by fdupes, which you then can delete with:
command | while read file
do
rm "$file"
done
Not tested, watch out!
answered Dec 13 '15 at 14:02
ctrl-dctrl-d
1315
You cannot do this with fdupes. But you can use fdupes to find the dupes and remove the first one yourself like this:
fdupes -rn .|awk 'BEGIN{first=1} (first){print;first=0} /^$/{first=1}'
This will print out all the first files found by fdupes, which you then can delete with:
command | while read file
do
rm "$file"
done
Not tested, watch out!
answered Dec 13 '15 at 14:02
ctrl-dctrl-d
1315
answered Dec 13 '15 at 14:02
ctrl-dctrl-d
1315
answered Dec 13 '15 at 14:02
ctrl-dctrl-d
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answered Dec 13 '15 at 14:02
ctrl-dctrl-d
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Use rmlint; it has heaps of options for deciding which file to delete.
answered Dec 15 '15 at 13:10
thomas_d_jthomas_d_j
1212
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Use rmlint; it has heaps of options for deciding which file to delete.
answered Dec 15 '15 at 13:10
thomas_d_jthomas_d_j
1212
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Use rmlint; it has heaps of options for deciding which file to delete.
answered Dec 15 '15 at 13:10
thomas_d_jthomas_d_j
1212
Use rmlint; it has heaps of options for deciding which file to delete.
answered Dec 15 '15 at 13:10
thomas_d_jthomas_d_j
1212
answered Dec 15 '15 at 13:10
thomas_d_jthomas_d_j
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answered Dec 15 '15 at 13:10
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You can reverse the order in which the files are displayed with the -i option.
From the man page:
-o --order=WORD
order files according to WORD: time - sort by mtime, name - sort by filename
-i --reverse
reverse order while sorting
So for you
fdupes -N -i -r .
should work.
answered Feb 16 at 10:08
Björn TantauBjörn Tantau
1032
add a comment |
You can reverse the order in which the files are displayed with the -i option.
From the man page:
-o --order=WORD
order files according to WORD: time - sort by mtime, name - sort by filename
-i --reverse
reverse order while sorting
So for you
fdupes -N -i -r .
should work.
answered Feb 16 at 10:08
Björn TantauBjörn Tantau
1032
add a comment |
You can reverse the order in which the files are displayed with the -i option.
From the man page:
-o --order=WORD
order files according to WORD: time - sort by mtime, name - sort by filename
-i --reverse
reverse order while sorting
So for you
fdupes -N -i -r .
should work.
answered Feb 16 at 10:08
Björn TantauBjörn Tantau
1032
You can reverse the order in which the files are displayed with the -i option.
From the man page:
-o --order=WORD
order files according to WORD: time - sort by mtime, name - sort by filename
-i --reverse
reverse order while sorting
So for you
fdupes -N -i -r .
should work.
answered Feb 16 at 10:08
Björn TantauBjörn Tantau
1032
answered Feb 16 at 10:08
Björn TantauBjörn Tantau
1032
answered Feb 16 at 10:08
Björn TantauBjörn Tantau
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