Generate a list of md5 checksums with
$ md5sum -b `find -type f` chksums
in the root dir of the original file system
copy the chksums file to the root of the new file system and run
$ md5sum -c chksums
this should check all the files against binary read checksums generated in the first
Thank you all List!
diff -r dirctoryA directoryB somefile.txt
$ md5sum -b `find -type f` chksums
in the root dir of the original file system
copy the chksums file to the root of the new file system and run
$ md5sum -c chksums
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Alan Wilter S. da Silva
Isnt mirrordir, or copydir what you are after.
File for file you can use diff.
Brian D. Klar - CVE
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-Original Message-
From: Alan Wilter Sousa da Silva [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2002 5:29 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [expert] Comparing
'diff -qr olddir newdir' should do the trick
Alan Wilter Sousa da Silva wrote:
Hi List,
We are testing a parallel file system in our cluster. So I made a
full copy of /home directory to this new FS. However I would like to be
sure that all files copied are strictly identical, I mean,
You could dodiff -r dirctoryA directoryB somefile.txt.
I use this method to verify that multiple burns of a CD (test models
for QA) are identical. It checks all the files on a box and lists
either the difference if it's an ascii file or a message if the binaries
are different. For a
