rmlint
List of commands for rmlint:
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rmlint:ai:012f1 how can i scan my entire "/home" dir with rmlint and move all pdfs to "/vms/pdfs/"$ rmlint -opr /home --types pdf --move /vms/pdfs/try on your machineexplain this command
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rmlint:ai:2538b how do i scan my system using rmlint and merge or possibly consolidate into original locations if duplicates which are located all over the place?$ rmlint --merge /path/to/directoriestry on your machineexplain this command
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rmlint:ai:492a9 how can i scan my entire "/home" dir with rmlint and copy all pdfs to "/vms/pdfs/"$ rmlint -f ~/ --types pdf -o listtry on your machineexplain this command
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rmlint:ai:74321 how can i use rmlint to scan my entire "/home" dir for pdf files and fine the original of each pdf and then move 1 copy of each pdf to a folder on linux. It has to recurse as deep as possible and follow paths and ensure deduplication is done .$ rmlint -g -r /home --types pdf --unique --xattr-keep --move dest_foldertry on your machineexplain this command
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rmlint:ai:77ff7 how do i scan my system using rmlint and merge or possibly consolidate into original locations if duplicates which are located all over my home dir and some files might have the same name but a different vversion of the file?$ rmlint -c fdupes -d -r /home/user/try on your machineexplain this command
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rmlint:ai:7a545 how do i scan my system using rmlint and merge or possibly consolidate into original locations if duplicates?$ rmlint -c fdupes --merge -d /path/to/duplicate/folder /path/to/scantry on your machineexplain this command
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rmlint:ai:97135 how can i use rmlint to scan my entire "/home" dir for pdf files and fine the original of each pdf and then move 1 copy of each pdf to a folder on linux. It has to recurse as deep as possible and follow paths and ensure deduplication is done . Moving the oldest version of the pdf unless there is a better version.$ rmlint -g -D 1 -X pdf /hometry on your machineexplain this command
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rmlint:ai:97878 how can i use rmlint to scan my entire "/home" dir for pdf files and fine the original of each pdf and then move 1 copy of each pdf to a folder on linux. It has to recurse as deep as possible and follow paths and ensure deduplication is done . Moving the oldest version of the pdf with good metadata and version.$ rmlint --types pdf -mc --keep-all-tag 'ctime' /hometry on your machineexplain this command
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rmlint:ai:9f3cb how can i use rmlint to scan my entire "/home" dir for pdf files and fine the original of each pdf and then move 1 copy of each pdf to a folder on linux mint?$ rmlint -g --fdupes --types pdf /hometry on your machineexplain this command
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rmlint:ai:d541e how do i scan my system using rmlint and merge or possibly consolidate into original locations if duplicates which are located all over my home dir?$ rmlint --make-hardlinks --progress ${directory}try on your machineexplain this command
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rmlint:tldr:0e5af rmlint: Find only duplicates that have the same filename in addition to the same contents.$ rmlint --match-basename ${path-to-directory}try on your machineexplain this command
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rmlint:tldr:1d4a0 rmlint: Delete duplicate files found by an execution of `rmlint`.$ ./rmlint.shtry on your machineexplain this command
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rmlint:tldr:41c2c rmlint: Find all duplicates with the same extension.$ rmlint --match-extension ${path-to-directory}try on your machineexplain this command
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rmlint:tldr:6c0c2 rmlint: Find duplicate directory trees.$ rmlint --merge-directories ${path-to-directory}try on your machineexplain this command
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rmlint:tldr:e7926 rmlint: Check a directory for duplicates, empty files, and other issues.$ rmlint ${path-to-directory}try on your machineexplain this command
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rmlint:tldr:faf12 rmlint: Mark files at lower path [d]epth as originals.$ rmlint --rank-by=${d} ${path-to-directory}try on your machineexplain this command