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Fdupes

This document appears to be documentation for a file duplication finder and remover tool called fdupes. It lists the various command line options for the tool such as -r to recursively search subdirectories, -s to follow symlinks, -f to omit the first file in duplicate sets, and -d to delete duplicate files after prompting the user. It also provides examples of output from the tool such as reporting the number and size of duplicate files found and errors that may occur.

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Fdupes

This document appears to be documentation for a file duplication finder and remover tool called fdupes. It lists the various command line options for the tool such as -r to recursively search subdirectories, -s to follow symlinks, -f to omit the first file in duplicate sets, and -d to delete duplicate files after prompting the user. It also provides examples of output from the tool such as reporting the number and size of duplicate files found and errors that may occur.

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options --linkhard and --delete are not compatible options --linkhard and --hardlinks are not compatible -R option must be isolated from other options No duplicates found. %40s %s: out of memory [%d] %s [+] %s [h] %s [!] %s (%lld byte%seach) out of memory! [-] %s -- unable to delete file! error opening file %s error reading from file %s %02x cannot read file %s could not chdir to %s Building file list %c %lld byte%seach: %s%c 1.50-PR2 fdupes %s frRq1Ss::HlLnAdDvhNm no directories specified --recurse: %40s Progress [%d/%d] %d%% omitfirst recurse recursive recursive: quiet sameline size symlinks hardlinks relink linkhard noempty nohidden delete version help noprompt debug summarize summary -\ /

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