Running on MX (Debian)
snapraid is already the newest version (12.4-1).
I see the latest version is 14.9. Let me know if this is fixed in newer versions.
Imagine you have foo.mkv and an exact copy foo2.mkv on your drive. You notice it's duplicated and you delete foo2.mkv.
If you run snapraid diff, you'll see something like this:
$ snapraid diff
Comparing...
delete /a/foo2.mkv
2000 equal
0 added
1 removed
0 updated
0 moved
0 copied
0 restored
But snapraid dup uses the stored hash and correctly identifies an exact duplicate (same hash). It would be better to list deleted dupes separately:
$ snapraid diff
Comparing...
delete_dupe /a/foo2.mkv
2000 equal
0 added
0 removed
1 removed duplicate
0 updated
0 moved
0 copied
0 restored
Running on MX (Debian)
I see the latest version is 14.9. Let me know if this is fixed in newer versions.
Imagine you have
foo.mkvand an exact copyfoo2.mkvon your drive. You notice it's duplicated and you deletefoo2.mkv.If you run
snapraid diff, you'll see something like this:But
snapraid dupuses the stored hash and correctly identifies an exact duplicate (same hash). It would be better to list deleted dupes separately: