1 # goduf

     2 

     3 Goduf is a fast duplicate file finder.

     4 

     5 ## Usage

     6 

     7 The typical usage is very simple:

     8 

     9 ```

    10 % goduf DIRS...

    11 ```

    12 

    13 Example:

    14 ```

    15 % goduf /usr/bin

    16 Group #1 (2 files * 76 bytes):

    17 /usr/bin/vam

    18 /usr/bin/vim-addons

    19 

    20 Group #2 (2 files * 292 bytes):

    21 /usr/bin/pip

    22 /usr/bin/pip2

    23 

    24 Group #3 (3 files * 1134 bytes):

    25 /usr/bin/gajim

    26 /usr/bin/gajim-history-manager

    27 /usr/bin/gajim-remote

    28 

    29 Group #4 (2 files * 1303 bytes):

    30 /usr/bin/pdftexi2dvi

    31 /usr/bin/texi2pdf

    32 

    33 Group #5 (7 files * 4791 bytes):

    34 /usr/bin/ansible

    35 /usr/bin/ansible-console

    36 /usr/bin/ansible-doc

    37 /usr/bin/ansible-galaxy

    38 /usr/bin/ansible-playbook

    39 /usr/bin/ansible-pull

    40 /usr/bin/ansible-vault

    41 

    42 (...)

    43 ```

    44 

    45 Use `goduf -h` to get the list of available options.

    46 

    47 *Note for Windows users*: goduf does not normalize paths on Windows, so be careful not to specify the same path twice.

    48 

    49 On Linux, hard links are automatically excluded.

    50 

    51 ## Installation:

    52 

    53 From the Github mirror:

    54 

    55 ```

    56 % go get hg.lilotux.net/golang/mikael/goduf

    57 ```

    58 

    59 From my Mercurial repository (upstream):

    60 

    61 ```

    62 % go get github.com/McKael/goduf

    63 ```