There is a tool called swiss file knife such will let you build an md5
checksum list of all files in a directory then take that generated list to
another computer to verify it is the same. It has some other nifty tools in
it as well. It is bash friendly and it has a scripting function that you
can use to script its commands as well.
http://stahlworks.com/dev/swiss-file-knife.html
On Jan 18, 2013 10:57 PM, <
joe@actionline.com> wrote:
> Is there some efficient way to compare the completeness of all the
> directories and files on two different computers?
>
> I used rsync to upload all the files from one computer to another (or
> thought that I had done so), but I have since discovered that some of the
> files on the source computer are missing on the target computer.
>
> Manually searching each directory and sub-directory is obviously very
> tedious, so I wondered if there was something like 'diff' that could be
> used globally.
>
>
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