example: test.txt exists in:
c:\temp
c:\temp\backup
But doesn't exist in:
c:\archive
Deleteing all duplicates from C:\temp will delete both copies! I want to delete files only if they exist in another, specified, location (such as c:\archive).
I'm having a problem figuring out why searching for duplicates gives different results with the below regex: / fileexists:
Command 1:
shows 19,870 files & directories (shows files & dirs from both directories)<J:\200009.Archives.SCSI.24gb | "J:\Backup\not_found\200009.Archives.SCSI.24gb">
Command 2:
shows 17,734 files (shows files from both directories)<J:\200009.Archives.SCSI.24gb | "J:\Backup\not_found\200009.Archives.SCSI.24gb"> file: dupe-size:
Command 3:
shows 17,734 files (shows files from both directories)Right click and Find MD5 duplicates and/or Right click and Find Size duplicates
Command 4:
shows 8861 files (shows files from just one of the directories; 17734 / 2 = 8867)<J:\200009.Archives.SCSI.24gb | "J:\Backup\not_found\200009.Archives.SCSI.24gb"> size-dupe: file: regex:J:\\200009.Archives.SCSI.24gb\\(.*) fileexists:J:\\Backup\\not_found\\200009.Archives.SCSI.24gb\\\1
Command 5:
shows 7454 files - Why is this less than 8861?Right click and Find Size duplicates
Command 6:
shows 6356 files - Why is this less than 8861? (yes, all files have MD5 pre-calculated)Right click and show duplicates of MD5
I have used FreeFileSync to verify that the directories are the same (9928 files/directories).
I have the logfile and an XLS with the export of the 4 sets of files.