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You could try "diff --recursive dir1 dir2", and let diff worry about the
filenames.
Or, if you're dealing with filenames with embedded spaces, you could change
what Bash thinks the space in the filenames is for, by altering the
Hi,
I've not tried "Stupid Bash" yet. I'll have to install it sometime.
I've been using a shell script that looks like this: directoryCompare.sh
cd $1
find . | sort > ~/directoryCompareLeft.txt
cd $2
find . | sort > ~/directoryCompareRight.txt
cd ~
sdiff -s directoryCompareLeft.txt directoryComp
Hi,
I've not tried "Stupid Bash" yet. I'll have to install it sometime.
I've been using a shell script that looks like this: directoryCompare.sh
cd $1
find . | sort > ~/directoryCompareLeft.txt
cd $2
find . | sort > ~/directoryCompareRight.txt
cd ~
sdiff -s directoryCompareLeft.txt directoryCom
Hi,
I've not tried "Stupid Bash" yet. I'll have to install it sometime.
I've been using a shell script that looks like this: directoryCompare.sh
cd $1
find . | sort > ~/directoryCompareLeft.txt
cd $2
find . | sort > ~/directoryCompareRight.txt
cd ~
sdiff -s directoryCompareLeft.txt directoryComp
I know you're asking for a bash script, but I can send you a python
script that will do the job.
-Tim.
ala...@twobikes.ottawa.on.ca wrote:
I have two directories which are mostly the same. I need to compare
the files in them (using cmp) to confirm this.
Unfortunately, some of the files (whic
What about:
diff -rq oneDirectory otherDirectory
?
Nataliya Korovkina wrote:
: IFS="\n"
: for i in `cat List`
: do
: (IFS="\n" cmp $i $otherdir/$i)
: done
:
: "List" contains file names as they are:
: file 1
: file 2
: ...
: (without \, \\ and so on)
:
: Good luck!
:
: On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at
IFS="\n"
for i in `cat List`
do
(IFS="\n" cmp $i $otherdir/$i)
done
"List" contains file names as they are:
file 1
file 2
...
(without \, \\ and so on)
Good luck!
On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 3:18 PM, wrote:
> I have two directories which are mostly the same. I need to compare the
> files in them (
To: ala...@twobikes.ottawa.on.ca
Subject: [OCLUG-Tech] stupid bash question
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ala...@twobikes.ottawa.on.ca writes:
| I have two directories which are mostly the same
I have two directories which are mostly the same. I need to compare the
files in them (using cmp) to confirm this.
Unfortunately, some of the files (which Other People created, not me) have
blanks in the filenames.
I thought I could just go
for i in `cat ListOfFiles`
do
cmp $i $OtherDirector
