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SasnycoN
SasnycoN

Reputation: 35

Bash - editing code line

This question is related to Bash - Compare 2 lists of files with their md5 check sums

My question is how to edit the following codes to show the entire path of the file instead just the name of it: 

awk -F"/" 'FNR==NR{filearray[$1]=$NF; next }!($1 in filearray){printf "%s has a different md5sum\n",$NF}' file1 file2

and

awk -F"/" 'FNR==NR{filelist[$NF]=$NF; next;}!($NF in filelist){printf "%s is an extra file",$NF}' file1 file2

For more information please review the other question!

Thank you all for the time and help!

Upvotes: 0

Views: 132

Answers (1)

Inian
Inian

Reputation: 85865

Using the GNU Awk string manipulation split-function, to split the matching line, in this case a $0 and store it in the array as individual elements. 

 awk -F"/" 'FNR==NR{filearray[$1]=$NF; next }!($1 in filearray){split($0,array," ");printf "%s has a different md5sum or do not exist in the vanilla core files\n",array[2]}' file2 file1
/home/user/vanila/file-4.php has a different md5sum or do not exist in the vanilla core files

and for the file(s)

 awk -F"/" 'FNR==NR{filelist[$NF]=$NF; next;}!($NF in filelist){split($0,array," "); printf "%s is an extra file\n",array[2]}' file1 file2
/home/user/file-1.1.php is an extra file

Upvotes: 3

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