Closed SodaWithoutSparkles closed 1 year ago
i might not understand your question correctly. What i am understanding ist that for example for:
main/sub1
main/sub2
main/sub3
main/sub4
you like to find duplicates only in sub1/sub2/sub3/sub4 but not between those subdirectories?
if so you can just run it like
for i in sub1 sub2 sub3 sub4; do fdupes -r main/$i; done
if i got you wrong, you maybe should add some informations to your exact issue
Thats what I was thinking for. Using a for loop to do it is kinda janky, and I feel like this software should have the ability to do so. But this does the trick.
Although I have since moved to another de-dupe solution since I first post this issue.
If there are no objections within the next 24 hours, I would close this issue.
@SodaWithoutSparkles what solution for this did you use instead please?
I think it's rdfind
. Can't remember what I have done back then
basically, as the title says. equivalent to
-R
then manually enter each subdirectory.