IanWorthington
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I'm looking to find duplicate files on my zfs volume to delete using hashdeep (plus my own analysis program).
One issue I'm facing is that as I mount directories from that volume into, for example, the plexmediaserver jail, which is also on that same volume, then a recursive hashdeep of /mnt/volume1 will return those files twice.
Is there any alternative directory view of the entire volume which will allow me to access a unique list of all the files on the system?
Ian
One issue I'm facing is that as I mount directories from that volume into, for example, the plexmediaserver jail, which is also on that same volume, then a recursive hashdeep of /mnt/volume1 will return those files twice.
Is there any alternative directory view of the entire volume which will allow me to access a unique list of all the files on the system?
Ian