[ccoss] Re: seeing how many files are in a directory tree --a solution

That solution is perfect after these changes:

chris@p450:~> cut -f 1 -d ' ' src.md5sum > src.md5sum.cut
chris@p450:~> cut -f 1 -d ' ' dest.md5sum > dest.md5sum.cut

And my actual result of the difference between the CD-ROM files and 
those copied to the hard drive was:

chris@p450:~> diff src.md5sum.cut dest.md5sum.cut
chris@p450:~>

No differences! I.e., the files copied byte for byte.

The reason for the cut was:

chris@p450:~> cat src.md5sum | more
94dc6e3bd83b3cc2e1d222f70498d82d  /media/cdrecorder/Autorun.ICO
53206fb912c7c1033a172c811cea2260  /media/cdrecorder/Autorun.INF
035ea2a9ed956511eb1ef3d0bc70a2fe  /media/cdrecorder/IDE/Readme.txt
e9f2df528fd67e5e14344e75b5e7c1df  /media/cdrecorder/IDE/SiS96x/DATA.TAG
8238f44e8039dc9ad1b888ff94b036d0  /media/cdrecorder/IDE/SiS96x/DATA1.CAB
425bb489af8c2b061e773a1abf415163  
/media/cdrecorder/IDE/SiS96x/DMASETUP/ATA133AP.EXE
bddd69c1736b33ae898df79d16109eff  
/media/cdrecorder/IDE/SiS96x/DMASETUP/DMA98.EXE
750c075251274bb44996532c77244dbb  
/media/cdrecorder/IDE/SiS96x/DMASETUP/HDINFO.EXE
b36455d752aaa0a41e3d31f8a433cd1e  
/media/cdrecorder/IDE/SiS96x/DMASETUP/INFINSTALL.EXE
98de260969d153afc66b31a48d0a2338  
/media/cdrecorder/IDE/SiS96x/DMASETUP/SISVSD.VXD
7286a38effa855e44299ef092877ea2c  
/media/cdrecorder/IDE/SiS96x/IDEUTIL/SISIDE.EXE
a7093a506c924581a5490961e18b04fd  
/media/cdrecorder/IDE/SiS96x/IDEUTIL/SISVSD.VXD
.........................................Continued........................................

compared with:

chris@p450:~> cat dest.md5sum | more
94dc6e3bd83b3cc2e1d222f70498d82d  /mnt/windows_xp/Documents and 
Settings/temp_cd_copy/Autorun.ICO
53206fb912c7c1033a172c811cea2260  /mnt/windows_xp/Documents and 
Settings/temp_cd_copy/Autorun.INF
035ea2a9ed956511eb1ef3d0bc70a2fe  /mnt/windows_xp/Documents and 
Settings/temp_cd_copy/ide/Readme.txt
e9f2df528fd67e5e14344e75b5e7c1df  /mnt/windows_xp/Documents and 
Settings/temp_cd_copy/ide/SiS96x/data.tag
8238f44e8039dc9ad1b888ff94b036d0  /mnt/windows_xp/Documents and 
Settings/temp_cd_copy/ide/SiS96x/data1.cab
425bb489af8c2b061e773a1abf415163  /mnt/windows_xp/Documents and 
Settings/temp_cd_copy/ide/SiS96x/dmasetup/ata133ap.exe
bddd69c1736b33ae898df79d16109eff  /mnt/windows_xp/Documents and 
Settings/temp_cd_copy/ide/SiS96x/dmasetup/dma98.exe
750c075251274bb44996532c77244dbb  /mnt/windows_xp/Documents and 
Settings/temp_cd_copy/ide/SiS96x/dmasetup/hdinfo.exe
b36455d752aaa0a41e3d31f8a433cd1e  /mnt/windows_xp/Documents and 
Settings/temp_cd_copy/ide/SiS96x/dmasetup/INFINSTALL.EXE
98de260969d153afc66b31a48d0a2338  /mnt/windows_xp/Documents and 
Settings/temp_cd_copy/ide/SiS96x/dmasetup/sisvsd.vxd
7286a38effa855e44299ef092877ea2c  /mnt/windows_xp/Documents and 
Settings/temp_cd_copy/ide/SiS96x/ideutil/siside.exe
a7093a506c924581a5490961e18b04fd  /mnt/windows_xp/Documents and 
Settings/temp_cd_copy/ide/SiS96x/ideutil/sisvsd.vxd
.........................................Continued........................................

Hence, the source and destination directories are different, and so 
there is a difference. Also copying to a Windows partition changes the 
case (lower- and upper-case) of some files.

The cut utility gets the first column, which is the md5 sum, i.e, a 
fingerprint of the bytes in the file.

chris@p450:~> cat src.md5sum.cut | more
94dc6e3bd83b3cc2e1d222f70498d82d
53206fb912c7c1033a172c811cea2260
035ea2a9ed956511eb1ef3d0bc70a2fe
e9f2df528fd67e5e14344e75b5e7c1df
8238f44e8039dc9ad1b888ff94b036d0
425bb489af8c2b061e773a1abf415163
bddd69c1736b33ae898df79d16109eff
750c075251274bb44996532c77244dbb
b36455d752aaa0a41e3d31f8a433cd1e
98de260969d153afc66b31a48d0a2338
7286a38effa855e44299ef092877ea2c
a7093a506c924581a5490961e18b04fd
.........................................Continued........................................

Christopher Paulin

Bill wrote:

>Something I like to do in these cases is:
>
>find  src/path -type f -exec md5sum {} \; > src.md5sum
>find dest/path -type f -exec md5sum {} \; > dest.md5sum
>diff src.md5sum dest.md5sum
>
>This way, especially when a particular OS which is prone to setting a 
>destination file name and size before all the actual data is copied, I 
>will know right away which files were in fact successfully copied...
>
>Christopher Paulin wrote:
>
>  
>
>>I copied a large number of files (including directories) and wanted to 
>>see if all the files were copied.
>>
>>chris@p450:~> find /media/cdrecorder/ | wc -l
>>  2643
>>chris@p450:~> find /mnt/windows_xp/Documents\ and\ 
>>Settings/temp_cd_copy/ | wc -l
>>  2643
>>chris@p450:~>
>>
>>2643 files are in each directory tree.
>>
>>I can exclude, using the not (!) symbol, directories (-type d) to list 
>>the number of files (non-directories) in the directory tree:
>>
>>chris@p450:~> find /media/cdrecorder/ ! -type d | wc -l
>>  2173
>>chris@p450:~> find /mnt/windows_xp/Documents\ and\ 
>>Settings/temp_cd_copy/ ! -type d | wc -l
>>  2173
>>chris@p450:~>
>>
>>I can exclude, using the not (!) symbol, files (-type f) to list the 
>>number of directories in the directory tree:
>>
>>chris@p450:~> find /media/cdrecorder/ \! -type f | wc -l
>>   470
>>chris@p450:~> find /mnt/windows_xp/Documents\ and\ 
>>Settings/temp_cd_copy/ ! -type f | wc -l
>>   470
>>chris@p450:~>
>>
>>2173 files
>>+470 directories
>>------
>>2643 files and directories
>>
>>Christopher Paulin
>>
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