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One feature I'd love to see would be an output file containing the uniques, rather than the dupes.
In my use case, I have significant duplication across multiple volumes. I am trying to get back to a single, rational volume containing a single copy of my files. Once I know I've IDed and moved all of the valuable stuff, I will throw away the old filesystem. Having the uniques in my source volume(s) relative to my target volume would be very enabling.
I realize that this can be done by taking a list of a source volume and pruning the dupes from the list, but it seems like an easy feature to add to rdfind, given that it has the list in memory.
Cheers!
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rdfind is a great tool! Love it.
One feature I'd love to see would be an output file containing the uniques, rather than the dupes.
In my use case, I have significant duplication across multiple volumes. I am trying to get back to a single, rational volume containing a single copy of my files. Once I know I've IDed and moved all of the valuable stuff, I will throw away the old filesystem. Having the uniques in my source volume(s) relative to my target volume would be very enabling.
I realize that this can be done by taking a list of a source volume and pruning the dupes from the list, but it seems like an easy feature to add to rdfind, given that it has the list in memory.
Cheers!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: