json has no hashsum?

[ghost]

I am trying to deduplicate remote disks, in a way that is suggested by issues #329 and #199

I'm running time rmlint -g -c json:unique -mkr // /home/.
When I am browsing the resulting json, I see no field for a hash sum. How would rmlint on a different machine, using --replay, find duplicates?

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Yes, in the interest of execution time we don't complete checksums on files which diverge in the first few kb or so. Could add an option -c json:hash_uniques as a work-around if you still need this.

[SeeSpotRun]

Ok @lockywolf , two new options have now been added and merged into the develop branch https://github.com/sahib/rmlint/tree/develop.
With --hash-uniques, all found files get hashed.
With --hash-unmatched, only size-twins get hashed. This is more efficient for dupe-finding, because if you only have one file that is 4,635,235,654 bytes long then it can't have any duplicates.

Also with either of these options specified, you no longer need -c json:unique

[ghost]

That's going to help, thank you!

Shall the issue be closed?

[SeeSpotRun]

Resolved by #479.