How to find files

I backed up files from my ipad apps onto the cloud. how do i find those files on the cloud?

If Goodnotes syncs data with iCloud, it would only be accessible from within the app. It's designed to allow you to access these files from within the app on another iOS device.
Also, if it's this app: http://www.goodnotesapp.com/user-guide/cloud-mirroring.html, it says that iCloud syncing will be available with a future update so it may not have that functionality at the present time.

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I used a program called Eagle Filer to archive about 20 Gigs of email from Entourage to a library on an external drive. Oddly, this process made my main (startup) disk full, which had about 16 Gigs available. Clearly this thing wrote a lot of data to my startup disk as well, but I can't seem to find it. It happened in the last 8 hours. What's the best way to figure out where these data are? Because they're individual emails, each file may not be enormous, although I'm guessing the parent folder must be. Simply doing a Spotlight for "files created in the last day" isn't revealing it. Maybe they're hidden somehow? How do I find it where all this junk landed?
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To find files in your home directory:
find ~ -newerBt '8 hours ago'
To find files on your drive that you have permission:
find / -newerBt '8 hours ago' 2>/dev/null
To find all files
sudo find / -newerBt '8 hours ago'
To see the file size, add "-ls"

How to find file is open or not in java

hai;
i want to know that , the particular file is opened on eariler or not,
can you help me how to find out , the file is earlier opened or not
thanks regards

davvidmaria wrote:
hai;
i want to know that , the particular file is opened on eariler or not,
can you help me how to find out , the file is earlier opened or not
thanks regardsWhat do you mean by opened on earlier or not?
If you want to check to see if a certain file is open you could probably use the file class and check to see if you can write to the file check out the api
[http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/io/File.html]

How to find files in your iTunes Library & NOT in Your iTunes Music folder AND visa versa.

Finding Files in iTunes Music folder that are not Listed in iTunes
Make 2 Smart Play Lists and 1 Static Playlist as follows:
1. Make a smart playlist called “All Files” with this rule: “Artist” is not “123456789″ (or any nonsense name that won’t be in your library).
2. Make a static playlist called “All Live Files”.
3. Make a smart playlist called “Missing Files” with these rules: Match all of the following rules, Playlist is “All Files”, Playlist is not “All Live Files”
Preform the following operations:
4. Select all the files from “All Files” and drag them into “All Live Files”. The dead files marked ! will not copy over.
5. “Missing Files” will contain all of your dead files. Select all and delete (Option+Delete). Voila, a nice clean iTunes library.
I keep these three playlists in their own folder. Whenever I gather more than a couple dead tracks for whatever reason, I delete all the tracks in “All Live Files” and repeat steps 4 and 5.
Finding Files in iTunes Library Are Not Present in iTunes Music Folder
Search on ‘Net for an Applescript called “Music Folder Files Not Added.” This will be at a site called Doug’s Applescripts and costs a mere $1.99. Install and follow instructions. This script also happens of clean up gremlins such as Podcasts that won’t go away, etc.
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From the top of the page where the scripts live...
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You are strongly advised to backup your entire library, or at the very least the iTunes Library.itl file, before use. Test the behaviour of your chosen script on a small group of files first to make sure it does what you want before applying it to large numbers of files.
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I think you're asking how to update your apps on iTunes on your computer.
The screen from which you update looks like this:
To get there, go to "Apps" as shown in the upper left, then click "Updates" in the top center. All available updates will be displayed. If there are none displayed, click "Check for Updates" in the lower right. If some are in fact available, that button will change and say "Update all".

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The easiest way to find out, is to set a Finder Smart folder to search just for files modified today, and sort the results in reverse chronological order by date modified. Then open the program, and create a new file. The Finder should update with whatever has most recently changed when you save the file with your changes.

How to find files accessed by a process

How can I find the list of files accessed by an OS process, if I know the process ID (such as 22504)?
Thanks.

Hi,
Executed the followings
[oracle@sys proc]$ ls -l /proc/2916/fd
total 0
lr-x------ 1 oracle oinstall 64 Mar 10 11:07 0 -> /dev/null
l-wx------ 1 oracle oinstall 64 Mar 10 11:07 1 -> /dev/null
lrwx------ 1 oracle oinstall 64 Mar 10 11:07 10 -> /u01/app/oracle/oradata/orcl/users01.dbf
lrwx------ 1 oracle oinstall 64 Mar 10 11:07 11 -> /u01/app/oracle/oradata/orcl/sysaux01.dbf
l-wx------ 1 oracle oinstall 64 Mar 10 11:07 12 -> pipe:[12596]
lrwx------ 1 oracle oinstall 64 Mar 10 11:07 13 -> /u01/app/oracle/oradata/orcl/undotbs2.dbf
lrwx------ 1 oracle oinstall 64 Mar 10 11:07 14 -> /u01/app/oracle/oradata/orcl/control01.ctl
lrwx------ 1 oracle oinstall 64 Mar 10 11:07 15 -> /u01/app/oracle/oradata/orcl/control02.ctl
lrwx------ 1 oracle oinstall 64 Mar 10 11:07 16 -> /u01/app/oracle/oradata/orcl/control03.ctl
lrwx------ 1 oracle oinstall 64 Mar 10 11:07 17 -> /u01/app/oracle/oradata/orcl/undotbs01.dbf
lrwx------ 1 oracle oinstall 64 Mar 10 11:07 18 -> /u01/app/oracle/oradata/orcl/users01.dbf
l-wx------ 1 oracle oinstall 64 Mar 10 11:07 2 -> /dev/null
lr-x------ 1 oracle oinstall 64 Mar 10 11:07 3 -> /dev/null
lr-x------ 1 oracle oinstall 64 Mar 10 11:07 4 -> /dev/null
lr-x------ 1 oracle oinstall 64 Mar 10 11:07 5 -> /u01/app/oracle/rdbms/mesg/oraus.msb
lr-x------ 1 oracle oinstall 64 Mar 10 11:07 6 -> /dev/null
lr-x------ 1 oracle oinstall 64 Mar 10 11:07 7 -> /dev/zero
lrwx------ 1 oracle oinstall 64 Mar 10 11:07 8 -> /u01/app/oracle/oradata/orcl/system01.dbf
lr-x------ 1 oracle oinstall 64 Mar 10 11:07 9 -> pipe:[12595]
what is the meaning of /dev/null ,dev,zero ,pipe and /u01/app/oracle/rdbms/mesg/oraus.msb.
2,
lsof -p 2916
[oracle@sys proc]$ lsof -p 2916
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE NODE NAME
oracle 2916 oracle cwd DIR 8,1 4096 1663373 /u01/app/oracle/dbs
oracle 2916 oracle rtd DIR 8,1 4096 2 /
oracle 2916 oracle txt REG 8,1 152028754 1666300 /u01/app/oracle/bin/oracle
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 8,1 73448 1692527 /u01/app/oracle/lib/libclsra11.so
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 8,1 999087 1692523 /u01/app/oracle/lib/libocr11.so
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 8,1 1607575 1692524 /u01/app/oracle/lib/libocrb11.so
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 8,1 119187 1692525 /u01/app/oracle/lib/libocrutl11.so
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 8,1 16528 915285 -2.5.so
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 8,1 9779 1669171 /u01/app/oracle/lib/libskgxn2.so
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 8,1 208344 915291 /lib/libm-2.5.so
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 8,1 125564 915286 /lib/libpthread-2.5.so
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 8,1 101036 915297 /lib/libnsl-2.5.so
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 8,1 1576952 915284 /lib/libc-2.5.so
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 8,1 46740 913065 /lib/libnss_files-2.5.so
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 8,1 45632 1692581 /u01/app/oracle/lib/libnque11.so
oracle 2916 oracle mem CHR 1,5 1107 /dev/zero
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 8,1 134301 1668685 /u01/app/oracle/lib/libdbcfg11.so
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 8,1 121684 915283 /lib/ld-2.5.so
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 8,1 5839373 1692605 /u01/app/oracle/lib/libnnz11.so
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 8,1 2312298 1692526 /u01/app/oracle/lib/libhasgen11.so
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 8,1 274114 1684199 /u01/app/oracle/lib/libskgxp11.so
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 8,1 44088 915287 /lib/librt-2.5.so
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 8,1 2664 4117993 /usr/lib/libaio.so.1.0.1
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8780 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_0
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8781 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_1
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8782 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_2
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8783 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_3
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8784 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_4
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8785 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_5
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8786 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_6
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8787 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_7
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8788 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_8
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8789 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_9
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8790 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_10
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8791 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_11
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8792 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_12
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8793 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_13
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8794 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_14
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8795 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_15
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8796 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_16
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8797 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_17
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8798 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_18
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8799 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_19
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8800 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_20
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8801 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_21
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8802 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_22
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8803 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_23
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8804 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_24
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8805 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_25
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8806 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_26
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8807 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_27
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8808 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_28
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8809 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_29
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8810 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_30
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8811 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_31
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8812 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_32
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8813 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_33
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8814 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_34
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8815 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_35
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 0 8816 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_36
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8817 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_37
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8818 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_38
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8819 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_39
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8820 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_40
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8821 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_41
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8822 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_42
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8823 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_43
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8824 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_44
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8825 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_45
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8826 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_46
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8827 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_47
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8828 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_48
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8829 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_49
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8830 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_50
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8831 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_51
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8832 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_52
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8833 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_53
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8834 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_54
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8835 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_55
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8836 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_56
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8837 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_57
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8838 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_58
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8839 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_59
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8840 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_60
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8841 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_61
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8842 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_62
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8843 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_63
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8844 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_64
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8845 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_65
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8846 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_66
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8847 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_67
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8848 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_68
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8849 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_69
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8850 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_70
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8851 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_71
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8852 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_72
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8853 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_73
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8854 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_74
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8855 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_75
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8856 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_76
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8857 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_77
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8858 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_78
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8859 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_79
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8860 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_80
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8861 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_81
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8862 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_82
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8863 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_83
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8864 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_84
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8865 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_85
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8866 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_86
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8867 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_87
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8868 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_88
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8869 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_89
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8870 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_90
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8871 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_91
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8872 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_92
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8873 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_93
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8874 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_94
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8875 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_95
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8876 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_96
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8877 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_97
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8878 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_98
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8879 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_99
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8880 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_100
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8881 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_101
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8882 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_102
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8883 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_103
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8884 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_104
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8885 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_105
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8886 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_106
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8887 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_107
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8888 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_108
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8889 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_109
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8890 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_110
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8891 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_111
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8892 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_112
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8893 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_113
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8894 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_114
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8895 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_115
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8896 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_116
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8897 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_117
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8898 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_118
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8899 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_119
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8900 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_120
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8901 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_121
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8902 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_122
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8903 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_123
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8904 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_124
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8905 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_125
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8906 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_126
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8907 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_127
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8908 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_128
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8909 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_129
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8910 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_130
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8911 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_131
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8912 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_132
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8913 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_133
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8914 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_134
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8915 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_135
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8916 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_136
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8917 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_137
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8918 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_138
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8919 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_139
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8920 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_140
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8921 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_141
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8922 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_142
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8923 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_143
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8924 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_144
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8925 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_145
oracle 2916 oracle mem REG 0,19 4194304 8926 /dev/shm/ora_orcl_425994_146
oracle 2916 oracle 0r CHR 1,3 1105 /dev/null
oracle 2916 oracle 1w CHR 1,3 1105 /dev/null
oracle 2916 oracle 2w CHR 1,3 1105 /dev/null
oracle 2916 oracle 3r CHR 1,3 1105 /dev/null
oracle 2916 oracle 4r CHR 1,3 1105 /dev/null
oracle 2916 oracle 5r REG 8,1 991744 1684149 /u01/app/oracle/rdbms/mesg/oraus.msb
oracle 2916 oracle 6r CHR 1,3 1105 /dev/null
oracle 2916 oracle 7r CHR 1,5 1107 /dev/zero
oracle 2916 oracle 8u REG 8,1 786440192 1793659 /u01/app/oracle/oradata/orcl/system01.dbf
oracle 2916 oracle 9r FIFO 0,6 12595 pipe
oracle 2916 oracle 10u REG 8,1 209395712 1793662 /u01/app/oracle/oradata/orcl/users01.dbf
oracle 2916 oracle 11u REG 8,1 783753216 1793660 /u01/app/oracle/oradata/orcl/sysaux01.dbf
oracle 2916 oracle 12w FIFO 0,6 12596 pipe
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oracle 2916 oracle 16u REG 8,1 9748480 1793667 /u01/app/oracle/oradata/orcl/control03.ctl
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Encephalopathic wrote:
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I thought I'd share this, since it was quite useful for me. It may not be the most elegant solution, but it worked for me .
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SahibBommelig wrote:
You also might want to try rmlint (self-advertisement...) or rdfind, which both are able to find twins much faster than fdupes.
If you really want only to compare the size you'd better go with karol's method.
Ah, I find that md5's aren't that slow after all (yes, I realize that rmlint is smarter than simply md5'ing every file ). rmlint is very nice, thank you!
One thing though...can I specify a "preferred" dir (when passing multiple dirs to rmlint), so that it has the "originals," and the "duplicates" are from the other directories?
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