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Jarry wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> just out of curiosity: is there any quick way to find all |
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> hard- and soft-links on a system? I just want to be sure |
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> they were all created after I moved system from the old disk |
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> to the new one... |
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> Jarry |
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I think everything falls under the category of a hard or soft link. The |
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following commands may help. |
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This will print everything that has more than zero (one or more) links. |
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find / -links +0 |
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This will print all symbolic links. |
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find / -type l |
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This should print all broken links from the current directory down: |
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notice no / or path. |
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find -L -type l |
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I would recommend testing these in /tmp or in a subdirectory first |
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before running them from /. |
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dhk |
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