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В 23:28 +0100 на 15.01.2012 (нд), teodorescup[@nospam] написа:
And, eventually, I found the string:
find /tmp/some_dir/ -type d | while read dir; do md5sum -c
${dir}/md5sum.txt
; done
Unfortunately, for some reason (probably the folder naming), I can't apply it
to for the task I
As far as you wrote, 'md5sum' was called from the subfloders and you need
to do the same when checking. Moreover, double quotes are needed for paths
including spaces. Here is something that should work if called from the root
of the hierarchy subtree containing the md5.txt files:
$ find $PWD
I have just realized there is a simpler way to achieve your goal:
$ find . -name md5.txt -execdir md5sum -c '{}' \;
Hello,
I need to check several directories contents and I want to do it with one
command and I don't know how.
Any idea would be appreciated.
In each directory was run md5sum * md5.txt.
folder--
|subfolder1---md5.txt
---|--file1
В 11:32 +0100 на 15.01.2012 (нд), teodorescup[@nospam] написа:
Hello,
Hello.
I need to check several directories contents and I want to do it with one
command and I don't know how.
Any idea would be appreciated.
Not exactly one command, but a one-liner, or a script.
$ find
Thank you ivaylo, but I'm afraid I haven't made myself understood (mostly
because of the title).
The command you suggested seems to work fine but my problem now is how do I
check the md5 files (created) from the subfolders.
I tried to modify the command myself but I can't get pass the pipe
