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/ 3 Years ago, mon, may 31, 2021, 11:17:24
So I'm checking the md5
hash of my files with this as my output:
657cf4512a77bf47c39a0482be8e41e0 ./dupes2.txt
657cf4512a77bf47c39a0482be8e41e0 ./dupes.txt
8d60a927ce0f411ec94ac26a4785f749 ./derpina.txt
15f63928b8a1d5337137c38b5d66eed3 ./foo.txt
8d60a927ce0f411ec94ac26a4785f749 ./derp.txt
However, after running find . -type f -exec md5sum '{}' ';' | uniq -w 33
to find the unique hashes I get this:
657cf4512a77bf47c39a0482be8e41e0 ./dupes2.txt
8d60a927ce0f411ec94ac26a4785f749 ./derpina.txt
15f63928b8a1d5337137c38b5d66eed3 ./foo.txt
8d60a927ce0f411ec94ac26a4785f749 ./derp.txt
From my understanding, only one of either derpina.txt
or derp.txt
should be showing up since their hashes are the same. Am I missing something? Can anyone enlighten me as to why it outputs like this?
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