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| Step 2 - Check | ||
| Step 3 - Make DB | ||
| Step 4 - Reunite | ||
| Step 5 - Dupekill prep | ||
| Step 6 - Dupekill | ||
| Step 7 - Make DB 2 | ||
| Step 8 - Previews | ||
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Check what you left behind If you used --move: Now it's your job to check if some files were 'forgotten' in the old folder. Try something like find /path/to/old/folder/ -type f -exec ls -la "{}" \;...should result in 'nothing'. If something was 'forgotten' - don't panic. Usually these are ReadMe.txt files or something like that. We don't need that. If you like to keep such files you need another tool. :-) If you agree and everything we left behind was crap - delete it. If not, fix the problem. |
If you used --copy: All files should still be in their original folder and the find command would show you all of them. So just ignore this page ;-) |
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Quicktip: If you used --move,find /path/to/old/folder/ -type f -exec ls -la {} \;...must show you no (or no more needed) files like readme's. |