| In FIND | In AWK | In BASH | Key | Sample data (in file 505) | Description of column |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| /// | $1 | tmpRec[0] | /// |
constant ///, leading field |
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| S,B,L | $2 | tmpRec[1] | PK1 | UPDATE |
S = <sourceDir>, B = <backupDir>, L = last run record
in CSV files from 380 up: the action code (NEW, UPDATE, REMOVE, MKDIR, RMDIR etc) 1) part of primary key only in CSV files 370 through 505 |
| %y | $3 | tmpRec[2] | f |
file's type (d = directory, f = file, h = hardlink2, l = symbolic link, p/s/c/b/D = other)
2) the value "h" can occur in CSV files from 360 up if option --detectHLinksS was given
2) hardlinks means here: the second, third, etc. links to the multiply linked (hardlinked) files |
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| %s | $4 | tmpRec[3] | 17638 |
file's size in bytes | |
| %Ts | $5 | tmpRec[4] | 1610015339 |
file's last modification time, seconds since 01/01/1970 | |
| %F | $6 | tmpRec[5] | ext4 |
type of the filesystem the file is on | |
| %D | $7 | tmpRec[6] | 2068 |
device number the file is on | |
| %i | $8 | tmpRec[7] | 7994402 |
file's inode number | |
| %n | $9 | tmpRec[8] | 1;1 |
number of hardlinks to file
in CSV files from 380 up: number of hardlinks <sourceDir> + ; + number of hardlinks <backupDir>
hardlinks means here: all hardlinks (i.e. including the first one) |
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| %u | $10 | tmpRec[9] | FK1 | fitus |
file's user name
(foreign key to list of users on the system) |
| %g | $11 | tmpRec[10] | FK2 | fitusgroup |
file's group name
(foreign key to list of user groups on the system) |
| %m | $12 | tmpRec[11] | 660 |
file's permission bits (in octal) | |
| 3) | $13 | tmpRec[12] | 43cdc890b...e4251ae98 |
SHA-256 hash of file's contents (if $3 == "f" and option --sha256 was given, 0 otherwise)
3) the SHA-256 hashes are calculated by sha256sum invoked by FIND on each file
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| %P | $14 | tmpRec[13] | PK | mypictures/picture.png |
file's path with <sourceDir> or <backupDir> stripped
in the records for <sourceDir> or <backupDir> themselves: an empty string in CSV files up to 500, slash ( /) is appended and then all slashes are escaped by ///s
tabs in filenames are always escaped by ///t
newlines in filenames are always escaped by ///n
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| /// | $15 | tmpRec[14] | /// |
constant ///, terminator field
this terminator field is essential for the escaping algorithm for the file's paths in AWKCLEANER |
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| %l4 | $16 | tmpRec[15] | target path of symbolic link (if $3 == "l")
4) for symlinks with target paths with three or more consecutive slashes, script 205_read_slink.sh is used instead
slashes are always escaped by ///s
tabs are always escaped by ///t
newlines are always escaped by ///n
for hardlinks2 (if $3 == "h"): path of the first link (the "file") with <sourceDir> stripped
tabs are always escaped by ///t
newlines are always escaped by ///n
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| /// | $17 | tmpRec[16] | /// |
constant ///, terminator field
this terminator field is essential for the escaping algorithm for target paths of symbolic links in AWKCLEANER |