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rmlint

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Check directories for duplicated, empty, and broken files

rmlint path/to/directory1 path/to/directory2 ...Identify

Check for duplicates bigger than a specific size, preferably keeping files in tagged directories (after the double slash)

rmlint --size 1MB path/to/directory // path/to/original_directoryIdentify

Check for space wasters, keeping everything in the untagged directories

rmlint --keep-all-untagged path/to/directory // path/to/original_directoryIdentify

Delete duplicate files found by an execution of rmlint

./rmlint.sh

Find duplicate directory trees based on data, ignoring names

rmlint --merge-directories path/to/directoryIdentify

Mark files at lower path depth as originals, on tie choose shorter length

rmlint --rank-by dl path/to/directoryIdentify

Find files with identical filename and contents, and link rather than delete the duplicates

rmlint --config sh:link --match-basename path/to/directoryIdentify

Use data as master directory. Find only duplicates in backup that are also in data. Do not delete any files in data

rmlint path/to/backup // path/to/data --keep-all-tagged --must-match-taggedIdentify