Hi, I am using fdupes --delete to remove duplicates from my server; there is a lot > 100,000 files. While fdupes md5sum ensures files are identical, it then lists the files with a "to keep" item no, and requests whether you want to keep 1 or more or all files.
At this stage I know that I want just one file left in each group of identicals. The file is the first file. So I type:
1
enter
and repeat ad-nauseum. I found using gnome terminal that I can select the 1 and the end of line, then ctrl-shift-c and then ctrl-shift-v this into the fdupes terminal. In this way holding down ctrl-shift-v for 10 minutes gets a few thousand groups (bar one) deleted.
There has to be a better way :-)
I've tried to find rpm / compile from source a few tools:
xmacroplay {sf} fails to compile.
expect {rpm} runs [but a quarter of an hour with the examples and man didn't get anything happenning.
How can I achieve this ?
DaveT.
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