The last directory NOT.ON.WEB etc. is newly added in the current run of the rmlint command.
The "strange" thing is that this cp_hardlink is generated (as an example):
cp_hardlink '/mnt/k/A/NOT.ON.WEB-[235GB]/OC.and.NC.from.all.over-HARDLINKS/owncloud - Copy/Docs - NEW/s/Scans BU Dec 2014/Africa_Turmoil_WEB.pdf' '/mnt/k/A/20160505-MRd/Users/xxx/ownCloud/Docs - NEW/s/Scans BU Dec 2014/Africa_Turmoil_WEB.pdf' # duplicate
This is despite the files having the exact same modification timestamp - which means precedence should be for first directory in the list (p option):
Again, probably obvious error on my part Env: - WSL(1), Windows 10, NTFS - recent compile of rmlint
I am comparing a very large set of files. The directories concerned are passed one after the other.
(many other directories are not shown)
The last directory NOT.ON.WEB etc. is newly added in the current run of the rmlint command.
The "strange" thing is that this cp_hardlink is generated (as an example):
cp_hardlink '/mnt/k/A/NOT.ON.WEB-[235GB]/OC.and.NC.from.all.over-HARDLINKS/owncloud - Copy/Docs - NEW/s/Scans BU Dec 2014/Africa_Turmoil_WEB.pdf' '/mnt/k/A/20160505-MRd/Users/xxx/ownCloud/Docs - NEW/s/Scans BU Dec 2014/Africa_Turmoil_WEB.pdf' # duplicate
This is despite the files having the exact same modification timestamp - which means precedence should be for first directory in the list (p option):