What's the best way to run diff against two folders, comparing every
single file in each one?
Basically we're trying to figure out what changes have been made
between a backup folder and a current one. They both contain folders
within folders and files within them.
Is that a trick question?
diff -r path1 path2
pipe to less or direct output to a file for later review.
Re: Recursive diff? ... Ashley M. Kirchner wrote: ... every single file in each one? ... Basically we're trying to figure out what changes have been made between a backup folder and a current one. ... They both contain folders within folders and files within them. ... (Fedora)
Re: Recursive diff? ... Ashley M. Kirchner escribió: ...single file in each one? ... Basically we're trying to figure out what changes have been made between a backup folder and a current one. ... They both contain folders within folders and files within them. ... (Fedora)
Re: Add-on to: Import/Export backed-up Win98OE to new WinXPOE ..."Louise Thompson" wrote: ... Microsoft site's data and other tech help sites and ?I've read the ... can't get the most recent Address Book, folders or messages. ... in a backup folder of OE. ... (microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress)
Re: Checking ACLs on 60000 Folders - Advice needed ... Spot checking is good for getting a feel for the scope of ACL... variation, but since any single file can have different ACEs, ...Folders on a network. ... showing the LIST permission as a READ permission. ... (microsoft.public.security)
Re: Recursive diff? ... every single file in each one? ... Basically we're trying to figure out what changes have been made between a backup folder and a current one. ... They both contain folders within folders and files within them. ... (Fedora)
