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2     //qdedup.c
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4     //Quick and dirty program to eliminate duplicates from a file tree. A file containing the SHA512
5     //hashes of all the files to be considered must already exist. The program will eliminate duplicates
6     //outside a single specified directory.
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685     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
686     //
687     //All paths in the SHA512 file must be absolute or must be relative to the current working directory
688     //at the time this program is run.
689     //
690     //If any files are deleted by the program, a new SHA512 file must be generated before the program is
691     //run again to delete files. The reason for this restriction is that the program will never knowingly
692     //delete the last copy of a file. If the SHA512 file contains the digests of files that no longer
693     //exist, the program may unknowingly delete the last copies of files (because it believes based on
694     //the SHA512 file that other copies exist when in fact they do not).
695     //
696     //A typical method of generating an SHA512 file is to use
697     //
698     //The SHA512 file does not need to be sorted (this program sorts it internally by hash before using it).
699     //
700     //This program is designed to compile and run under Cygwin or *nix only.
701     //
702     //Usage:
703     // qdedup
704     // Prints help information and exits.
705     // qdedup ndups <sha512file>
706     // Prints statistics about the number of duplicates in <sha512file>.
707     // qdedup filterdups <sha512file>
708     // Analyzes duplicates and prints the filenames of groups of duplicates. The output is designed
709     // for hand analysis so that insight can be gained into what duplicates exist and where they
710     // are located.
711     // qdedup dedup <sha512file> <path>
712     // For each group of duplicates that exists, preserves the duplicates that exist within path
713     // and removes all others. If no copies of the duplicate exist within path, no copies of the
714     // duplicate will be removed.
715     // qdedup dedupnopath <sha512file>
716     // For each group of duplicates that exists, preserves only the first (the only with lowest
717     // sort-order filename).
718     // qdedup dryrun <sha512file> <path>
719     // Prints output indicating which files the program would remove if run with the "dedup" option,
720     // but does not remove any files.
721     // qdedup dryrunnopath <sha512file>
722     // Prints output indicating which files the program would remove if run with the "dedupnopath"
723     // option, but does not remove any files.
724     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
725     #include <math.h>
726     #include <stdio.h>
727     #include <stdlib.h>
728     #include <string.h>
729     #include <time.h>
730     #include <unistd.h>
731     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
732     #define LINELEN (78) //Number of printable characters in a line.
733     #define MAXLINELEN (2000) //The maximum number of characters that may be in a line of the
734     //SHA512 input file. This count includes the \0 terminator, so only
735     //this value minus 1 characters may be in a line.
736     #define UNLINKPAUSETIME (0.1) //Number of seconds to pause between file unlinks (deletions). This
737     //is designed to give the user time to abort the program if desired
738     //before catastrophic quantities of files are deleted.
739     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
740     //Data structure that holds the character representation of and SHA512 hash, plus the specified
741     //filename.
742     typedef struct
743     {
744     char hash[129];
745     //512/4 = 128 characters for the hash, plus 1 character for zero terminator.
746     char *fname;
747     //Filename as specified in the file, allocated via malloc() family.
748     } tFileHashRecord;
749     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
750     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
751     //----- CHARACTER CLASSIFICATION FUNCTIONS ---------------------------------------------------------
752     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
753     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
754     //TRUE if character is part of valid hash.
755     int is_valid_hash_char(char c)
756     {
757     switch(c)
758     {
759     case '0':
760     case '1':
761     case '2':
762     case '3':
763     case '4':
764     case '5':
765     case '6':
766     case '7':
767     case '8':
768     case '9':
769     case 'a':
770     case 'b':
771     case 'c':
772     case 'd':
773     case 'e':
774     case 'f':
775     return(1);
776     break;
777     default:
778     return(0);
779     break;
780     }
781     }
782     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
783     //TRUE if character is part of newline sequence
784     int is_newline_sequence_char(char c)
785     {
786     switch(c)
787     {
788     case 13:
789     case 10:
790     return(1);
791     break;
792     default:
793     return(0);
794     break;
795     }
796     }
797    
798     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
799     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
800     //----- FORMATTED OUTPUT FUNCTIONS -----------------------------------------------------------------
801     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
802     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
803     //Repeats a character to a stream a specified number of times.
804     //
805     void stream_rep_char(FILE *s, char c, unsigned n)
806     {
807     while(n--)
808     {
809     fprintf(s, "%c", c);
810     }
811     }
812     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
813     //Prints a horizontal line to a stream, including the newline.
814     //
815     void stream_hline(FILE *s)
816     {
817     stream_rep_char(s, '-', LINELEN);
818     fprintf(s, "\n");
819     }
820     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
821     //Prints a horizontal line to a stdout, including the newline.
822     //
823     void stdout_hline(void)
824     {
825     stream_rep_char(stdout, '-', LINELEN);
826     fprintf(stdout, "\n");
827     }
828     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
829     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
830     //----- FATAL ERROR FUNCTIONS ----------------------------------------------------------------------
831     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
832     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
833     //Errors out fatally.
834     //
835     void fatal(const char *desc, const char *file, unsigned line)
836     {
837     stdout_hline();
838     printf("Fatal error: %s\n", desc);
839     printf("Source file: %s\n", file);
840     printf("Line : %u\n", line);
841     stdout_hline();
842     exit(1);
843     }
844     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
845     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
846     //----- MEMORY ALLOCATION WRAPPERS -----------------------------------------------------------------
847     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
848     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
849     //malloc() wrapper.
850     void *w_malloc(size_t nbytes)
851     {
852     void *rv;
853    
854     if (!nbytes)
855     {
856     fatal("Memory allocation request for 0 bytes.", __FILE__, __LINE__);
857     }
858    
859     rv = malloc(nbytes);
860    
861     if (!rv)
862     {
863     fatal("Out of memory in malloc() request.", __FILE__, __LINE__);
864     }
865    
866     //Zero out, just for consistency.
867     memset(rv, 0, nbytes);
868     }
869     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
870     //realloc() wrapper.
871     void *w_realloc(void *p, size_t n)
872     {
873     void *rv;
874    
875     if (!n)
876     {
877     fatal("Memory reallocation request for 0 bytes.", __FILE__, __LINE__);
878     }
879    
880     if (!p)
881     {
882     fatal("Memory reallocation request with NULL pointer.", __FILE__, __LINE__);
883     }
884    
885     rv = realloc(p, n);
886    
887     if (!rv)
888     {
889     fatal("Out of memory in realloc() request.", __FILE__, __LINE__);
890     }
891     }
892     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
893     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
894     //----- SLEEP FUNCTIONS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
895     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
896     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
897     //Sleep for a time, in seconds.
898     void w_sleep(double seconds)
899     {
900     struct timespec t;
901    
902     if (seconds < 0)
903     {
904     fatal("Sleep for negative time request.", __FILE__, __LINE__);
905     }
906     else if (seconds > 3600)
907     {
908     fatal("Sleep for too long request.", __FILE__, __LINE__);
909     }
910    
911     t.tv_sec = floor(seconds);
912     t.tv_nsec = (seconds - floor(seconds)) * 1E9;
913    
914     nanosleep(&t, NULL);
915     }
916     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
917     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
918     //----- SHA512 FIELD READ FUNCTIONS ----------------------------------------------------------------
919     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
920     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
921     //These functions read in an individual field of a standard SHA512 file generated using application
922     //of the standard sha512sum program.
923     //
924     //*rcode = 1, success.
925     // 0, legal end of file, record assigned.
926     void get_sha512file_line(FILE *s, int *rcode, tFileHashRecord *hash_rec)
927     {
928     unsigned bidx;
929     unsigned nchars;
930     int ic;
931     int exitflag;
932     int eoffound;
933     int eolfound;
934     char c;
935     char buf[MAXLINELEN];
936    
937     //Zero out the buffer. This handles string termination automatically.
938     memset(buf, 0, sizeof(buf));
939    
940     //Read characters into the buffer until either hit EOF, newline, or can't
941     //fill the buffer any longer.
942     eoffound = 0;
943     eolfound = 0;
944     exitflag = 0;
945     bidx = 0;
946     do
947     {
948     ic = fgetc(s);
949     c = ic;
950    
951     if (ic == EOF)
952     {
953     eoffound = 1;
954     eolfound = 0;
955     nchars = bidx;
956     exitflag = 1;
957     }
958     else if (is_newline_sequence_char(c))
959     {
960     eoffound = 0;
961     eolfound = 1;
962     nchars = bidx;
963     exitflag = 1;
964     }
965     else if (bidx >= (MAXLINELEN - 1))
966     {
967     fatal("SHA512 hash file line too long to parse.", __FILE__, __LINE__);
968     }
969     else
970     {
971     buf[bidx] = c;
972     bidx++;
973     exitflag = 0;
974     }
975     } while(! exitflag);
976    
977     //If we encountered a newline, inch past it. We may encounter an EOF.
978     if (eolfound)
979     {
980     exitflag = 0;
981     do
982     {
983     ic = fgetc(s);
984     c = ic;
985    
986     if (ic == EOF)
987     {
988     eoffound = 1;
989     eolfound = 0;
990     exitflag = 1;
991     }
992     else if (is_newline_sequence_char(c))
993     {
994     exitflag = 0;
995     }
996     else
997     {
998     //We hit the next line. Put the character back.
999     eoffound = 0;
1000     eolfound = 1;
1001     ungetc(ic, s);
1002     exitflag = 1;
1003     }
1004     } while(! exitflag);
1005     }
1006    
1007     //For better or worse, we have a \0-terminated line in the buffer.
1008     //
1009     //Zero the caller's area. This takes care of the hash terminator as well.
1010     memset(hash_rec, 0, sizeof(*hash_rec));
1011    
1012     //Ensure that we have at least 128 characters, and they are all hex characters.
1013     //Otherwise, we can't proceed.
1014     if (nchars < 128)
1015     {
1016     fatal("SHA512 hash file line too short.", __FILE__, __LINE__);
1017     }
1018     else
1019     {
1020     for (bidx = 0; bidx < 128; bidx++)
1021     {
1022     if (! is_valid_hash_char(buf[bidx]))
1023     {
1024     fatal("Character in SHA512 hash portion of line inconsistent with hash.", __FILE__, __LINE__);
1025     }
1026     }
1027     }
1028    
1029     //The 129th and 130'th character must be present and must be a space and asterisk, respectively.
1030     if (nchars < 130)
1031     {
1032     fatal("SHA512 hash file line too short.", __FILE__, __LINE__);
1033     }
1034     else if (buf[128] != ' ')
1035     {
1036     fatal("129th hash line character must be \" \".", __FILE__, __LINE__);
1037     }
1038     else if (buf[129] != '*')
1039     {
1040     fatal("130th hash line character must be \"*\".", __FILE__, __LINE__);
1041     }
1042    
1043     //There must be a 131'st character. Beyond that, we can't qualify, because filenames may
1044     //have odd characters and may be of any length.
1045     if (nchars < 131)
1046     {
1047     fatal("SHA512 hash file line too short.", __FILE__, __LINE__);
1048     }
1049    
1050     //Copy the hash to the caller's area. The terminator has already been inserted.
1051     memcpy(&(hash_rec->hash[0]), buf, 128);
1052    
1053     //Allocate space for the filename.
1054     hash_rec->fname = w_malloc(strlen(buf+130) + 1);
1055    
1056     //Make the copy.
1057     strcpy(hash_rec->fname, buf+130);
1058    
1059     if (eoffound)
1060     *rcode = 0;
1061     else
1062     *rcode = 1;
1063     }
1064     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1065     void parseinputfile(tFileHashRecord **parsed_recs, unsigned *count, char *fname)
1066     {
1067     FILE *s;
1068     int rcode;
1069    
1070     //Try to open the file for reading. Inability is a failure.
1071     s = fopen(fname, "r");
1072     if (!s)
1073     {
1074     fatal("Hash file open failure.", __FILE__, __LINE__);
1075     }
1076    
1077     //Start off with a count of 0 and a NULL pointer.
1078     *count = 0;
1079     *parsed_recs = NULL;
1080    
1081     do
1082     {
1083     //For the first time, allocate space for one record. Beyond that,
1084     //expand it.
1085     if (! *parsed_recs)
1086     {
1087     *parsed_recs = w_malloc(sizeof(tFileHashRecord));
1088     }
1089     else
1090     {
1091     *parsed_recs = w_realloc(*parsed_recs, (size_t)((*count + 1)) * sizeof(tFileHashRecord));
1092     }
1093    
1094     //Parse and fill in the space.
1095     get_sha512file_line(s, &rcode, (*parsed_recs) + (*count));
1096    
1097     //We now have one more.
1098     (*count)++;
1099     } while(rcode == 1);
1100    
1101     //Try to close the file. Inability is a failure.
1102     if (fclose(s))
1103     {
1104     fatal("Hash file close failure.", __FILE__, __LINE__);
1105     }
1106     }
1107     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1108     int sortcmpascendinghash(const void *p0_in, const void *p1_in)
1109     {
1110     const tFileHashRecord *p0, *p1;
1111    
1112     p0 = p0_in;
1113     p1 = p1_in;
1114    
1115     return(strcmp(p0->hash, p1->hash));
1116     }
1117    
1118     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1119     void sortinternaldsbyhash(tFileHashRecord *parsed_recs, unsigned count)
1120     {
1121     qsort(parsed_recs, count, sizeof(tFileHashRecord), sortcmpascendinghash);
1122     }
1123     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1124     int sortcmpascendingfname(const void *p0_in, const void *p1_in)
1125     {
1126     const tFileHashRecord *p0, *p1;
1127    
1128     p0 = p0_in;
1129     p1 = p1_in;
1130    
1131     return(strcmp(p0->fname, p1->fname));
1132     }
1133     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1134     //This sort has to be run after the hash sort. Within groups of identical hashes, it sorts by
1135     //ascending filename.
1136     void sortinternalgroupfname(tFileHashRecord *parsed_recs, unsigned count)
1137     {
1138     unsigned ui;
1139     unsigned i_group_min, i_group_max;
1140    
1141     if (! count)
1142     return;
1143    
1144     i_group_min = 0;
1145     i_group_max = 0;
1146    
1147     do
1148     {
1149     //Advance i_group_max to the end of the group of duplicates.
1150     while ((i_group_max < (count - 1)) && (! strcmp(parsed_recs[i_group_min].hash, parsed_recs[i_group_max + 1].hash)))
1151     {
1152     i_group_max++;
1153     }
1154    
1155     if (i_group_min != i_group_max)
1156     {
1157     //Sort the internal group.
1158     qsort(parsed_recs + i_group_min,
1159     i_group_max - i_group_min + 1,
1160     sizeof(tFileHashRecord),
1161     sortcmpascendingfname);
1162     }
1163    
1164     //On to the next group.
1165     i_group_max++;
1166     i_group_min = i_group_max;
1167    
1168     } while (i_group_max < (count - 1));
1169     }
1170     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1171     void printsinglerecord(tFileHashRecord *rec, unsigned elno)
1172     {
1173     printf("[%9u]\n", elno);
1174     printf("Hash : %s\n", rec->hash);
1175     printf("Filename : %s\n", rec->fname);
1176     stdout_hline();
1177     }
1178     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1179     void printinternalds(tFileHashRecord *parsed_recs, unsigned count)
1180     {
1181     unsigned i;
1182    
1183     for (i=0; i<count; i++)
1184     {
1185     printsinglerecord(parsed_recs + i, i);
1186     }
1187     }
1188     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1189     void gather_dup_stats(tFileHashRecord *parsed_recs, unsigned count, unsigned *out_num_dups, unsigned *out_cumulative_dups)
1190     {
1191     unsigned i_group_min, i_group_max;
1192    
1193     *out_num_dups = 0;
1194     *out_cumulative_dups = 0;
1195    
1196     if (! count)
1197     return;
1198    
1199     i_group_min = 0;
1200     i_group_max = 0;
1201    
1202     do
1203     {
1204     //Advance i_group_max to the end of the group of duplicates.
1205     while ((i_group_max < (count - 1)) && (! strcmp(parsed_recs[i_group_min].hash, parsed_recs[i_group_max + 1].hash)))
1206     {
1207     i_group_max++;
1208     }
1209    
1210     //Log the findings.
1211     if (i_group_min != i_group_max)
1212     {
1213     (*out_num_dups)++;
1214     (*out_cumulative_dups) += (i_group_max - i_group_min + 1);
1215     }
1216    
1217     //On to the next group.
1218     i_group_max++;
1219     i_group_min = i_group_max;
1220    
1221     } while (i_group_max < (count - 1));
1222     }
1223     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1224     void option_dups(char *fname)
1225     {
1226     tFileHashRecord *parsed_recs;
1227     unsigned count, num_dups, cumulative_dups;
1228    
1229     parseinputfile(&parsed_recs, &count, fname);
1230     //printf("%u records parsed.\n", count);
1231     sortinternaldsbyhash(parsed_recs, count);
1232     sortinternalgroupfname(parsed_recs, count);
1233     printinternalds(parsed_recs, count);
1234     stdout_hline();
1235     gather_dup_stats(parsed_recs, count, &num_dups, &cumulative_dups);
1236     printf("Number of duplicated files : %u\n", num_dups);
1237     if (num_dups)
1238     {
1239     printf("Average number of duplicates: %.2f\n", (double)cumulative_dups/(double)num_dups);
1240     }
1241     }
1242     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1243     void option_filterdups(char *fname)
1244     {
1245     tFileHashRecord *parsed_recs;
1246     unsigned dupgroup;
1247     unsigned count;
1248     unsigned ui;
1249     unsigned i_group_min, i_group_max;
1250    
1251     parseinputfile(&parsed_recs, &count, fname);
1252     //printf("%u records parsed.\n", count);
1253     sortinternaldsbyhash(parsed_recs, count);
1254     sortinternalgroupfname(parsed_recs, count);
1255    
1256     if (! count)
1257     return;
1258    
1259     dupgroup = 0;
1260     i_group_min = 0;
1261     i_group_max = 0;
1262    
1263     do
1264     {
1265     //Advance i_group_max to the end of the group of duplicates.
1266     while ((i_group_max < (count - 1)) && (! strcmp(parsed_recs[i_group_min].hash, parsed_recs[i_group_max + 1].hash)))
1267     {
1268     i_group_max++;
1269     }
1270    
1271     //Print the findings.
1272     if (i_group_min != i_group_max)
1273     {
1274     printf("Duplicate group %u:\n", dupgroup);
1275     for (ui = i_group_min; ui <= i_group_max; ui++)
1276     {
1277     printf("%s\n", parsed_recs[ui].fname);
1278     }
1279    
1280     dupgroup++;
1281    
1282     stdout_hline();
1283     }
1284    
1285     //On to the next group.
1286     i_group_max++;
1287     i_group_min = i_group_max;
1288    
1289     } while (i_group_max < (count - 1));
1290     }
1291     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1292     //Returns true if the filename is within the specified path, or false otherwise.
1293     int is_path_member(const char *fname, const char *path)
1294     {
1295     if (strlen(fname) == 0)
1296     {
1297     fatal("Zero-length filename.", __FILE__, __LINE__);
1298     }
1299     else if (strlen(path) == 0)
1300     {
1301     fatal("Zero-length path.", __FILE__, __LINE__);
1302     }
1303     else if (path[strlen(path) - 1] != '/')
1304     {
1305     fatal("Paths must canonically end with forward slash character.", __FILE__, __LINE__);
1306     }
1307     else if (strlen(fname) <= strlen(path))
1308     {
1309     //Can't be in the path because filename is not longer than path name.
1310     return 0;
1311     }
1312     else if (memcmp(fname, path, strlen(path)) == 0)
1313     {
1314     return 1;
1315     }
1316     else
1317     {
1318     return 0;
1319     }
1320     }
1321     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1322     void option_dedup(char *fname, char *path, int may_delete, double pause_time)
1323     {
1324     tFileHashRecord *parsed_recs;
1325     unsigned dupgroup;
1326     unsigned count;
1327     unsigned ui;
1328     unsigned within_path;
1329     unsigned i_group_min, i_group_max;
1330    
1331     parseinputfile(&parsed_recs, &count, fname);
1332     //printf("%u records parsed.\n", count);
1333     sortinternaldsbyhash(parsed_recs, count);
1334     sortinternalgroupfname(parsed_recs, count);
1335    
1336     if (! count)
1337     return;
1338    
1339     dupgroup = 0;
1340     i_group_min = 0;
1341     i_group_max = 0;
1342    
1343     do
1344     {
1345     //Advance i_group_max to the end of the group of duplicates.
1346     while ((i_group_max < (count - 1)) && (! strcmp(parsed_recs[i_group_min].hash, parsed_recs[i_group_max + 1].hash)))
1347     {
1348     i_group_max++;
1349     }
1350    
1351     //If this is a group of duplicates.
1352     if (i_group_min != i_group_max)
1353     {
1354     //Print the findings.
1355     printf("Duplicate group %u:\n", dupgroup);
1356     for (ui = i_group_min; ui <= i_group_max; ui++)
1357     {
1358     printf("%s\n", parsed_recs[ui].fname);
1359     }
1360    
1361     dupgroup++;
1362    
1363     stdout_hline();
1364    
1365     //Count how many of the group of duplicates are within the supplied path.
1366     within_path = 0;
1367     for (ui = i_group_min; ui <= i_group_max; ui++)
1368     {
1369     if (is_path_member(parsed_recs[ui].fname, path))
1370     {
1371     within_path++;
1372     }
1373     }
1374    
1375     //We have to take different actions based on whether we do or don't have any within path.
1376     //If we don't have any, we may delete nothing.
1377     if (! within_path)
1378     {
1379     printf("None of these duplicates in path--taking no action.\n");
1380     //stdout_hline();
1381     }
1382     else
1383     {
1384     for (ui = i_group_min; ui <= i_group_max; ui++)
1385     {
1386     if (is_path_member(parsed_recs[ui].fname, path))
1387     {
1388     printf("Not deleting: %s\n", parsed_recs[ui].fname);
1389     }
1390     else
1391     {
1392     printf("Deleting : %s\n", parsed_recs[ui].fname);
1393     if (may_delete)
1394     {
1395     if (! unlink(parsed_recs[ui].fname))
1396     {
1397     printf(" File deleted (unlinked) successfully.\n");
1398     }
1399     else
1400     {
1401     printf(" Failure attempting to delete (unlink) file.\n");
1402     }
1403     }
1404     else
1405     {
1406     printf(" Dry run only.\n");
1407     }
1408     }
1409    
1410     //w_sleep(pause_time);
1411     }
1412     }
1413    
1414     stdout_hline();
1415     }
1416    
1417     //On to the next group.
1418     i_group_max++;
1419     i_group_min = i_group_max;
1420    
1421     } while (i_group_max < (count - 1));
1422     }
1423     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1424     int main(int argc, char* argv[])
1425     {
1426     stdout_hline();
1427     printf("Execution begins.\n");
1428     stdout_hline();
1429    
1430     if (argc == 1)
1431     {
1432     }
1433     else if ((argc == 3) && (strcmp(argv[1], "ndups") == 0))
1434     {
1435     option_dups(argv[2]);
1436     }
1437     else if ((argc == 3) && (strcmp(argv[1], "filterdups") == 0))
1438     {
1439     option_filterdups(argv[2]);
1440     }
1441     else if ((argc == 3) && (strcmp(argv[1], "dedupnopath") == 0))
1442     {
1443     //option_filterdups(argv[2]);
1444     }
1445     else if ((argc == 3) && (strcmp(argv[1], "dryrunnopath") == 0))
1446     {
1447     //option_filterdups(argv[2]);
1448     }
1449     else if ((argc == 4) && (strcmp(argv[1], "dedup") == 0))
1450     {
1451     option_dedup(argv[2], argv[3], 1, UNLINKPAUSETIME);
1452     }
1453     else if ((argc == 4) && (strcmp(argv[1], "dryrun") == 0))
1454     {
1455     option_dedup(argv[2], argv[3], 0, UNLINKPAUSETIME/10.0);
1456     }
1457     else
1458     {
1459     printf("Unrecognized parameter form. Try \"dedup\".\n");
1460     }
1461    
1462     //w_sleep(-3 /* UNLINKPAUSETIME*/ );
1463    
1464     //stdout_hline();
1465     printf("Execution ends.\n");
1466     stdout_hline();
1467    
1468     return 0;
1469     }
1470     //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1471    

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