by Andreas Ho » Fri, 09 Dec 1994 00:14:27
Tank you,
Andreas
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by Martin Gemm » Sat, 10 Dec 1994 02:46:12
find / -type f \( \! -links 1 \) -print
If not, then use the following script. I hope you're sure about it.
Martin
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#!/usr/bin/perl
while($f2 = $f[$i]) {
open(F, $f2); sysread(F, $b, (stat $f2)[7]); close F;
if ($a eq $b) {
push(i, $f2)
} else { $i++ }
}
Quote:} continue { reset 'i' }
1. Identical lines in multiple (large) files, how to find?
How do I identify identical lines in multiple large files?
My diff(1) has no manpage, and I didn't see an option to do it.
Grep didn't seem to help either.
This is probably a FAQ. However, it is not in "the FAQ".
Sorry about my earlier question, I didn't notice it was in the FAQ:
4.4) How can an executing program determine its own pathname?
Oh well, live and learn :-)
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