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Do you want to see the diff or do you just want to know if the file has changed? To do a diff would mean you would lose 50% of your storage (maybe...
Fledgling Neuromancer

The Linux Thread

Could pipe find / into md5sum or whatever and store the output to a file, then check against that file next time That alone won't detect new...
Aidan

The Linux Thread

Following up on the hash point from before, it'd be pretty trivial to use your preferred programming language to write something to do a dirwalk...
Retarded Weeb

The Linux Thread

Do you need to check hashes to make sure the file contents are different, or is just checking whether the update time metadata is different good...
acid_ra1n

The Linux Thread

https://superuser.com/questions/1624000/using-rsync-to-quickly-show-only-files-that-have-different-content
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The Linux Thread

This usually isn't the most efficient way to deal with something like this. The strace utility lets you trace _all_ system calls that a process...
Nice Stick

The Linux Thread

This is called file auditing and it's somewhat commonly used in corporate IT security. Windows has it built in, but I'm not sure what tools are...
dec05eba

The Linux Thread

Why specifically do you want to do this? do you want to do backup but only with the diff instead of backing up everything everytime you do a...
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