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For now, FTM does ''not'' support moving files that only match some criterion (e.g. file mask); tentatively, that can be done better by using {{l/same/lc|FTI}} and {{l/same/lc|FCC}}, or maybe FTS (if I actually end up writing that). | For now, FTM does ''not'' support moving files that only match some criterion (e.g. file mask); tentatively, that can be done better by using {{l/same/lc|FTI}} and {{l/same/lc|FCC}}, or maybe FTS (if I actually end up writing that). | ||
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ftm [{{arg|options}}] {{arg|source folder}} {{arg|target folder}} | |||
FTM uses the [[../options/spider|spidering options]]. | FTM uses the [[../options/spider|spidering options]]. | ||
Revision as of 19:00, 19 October 2022
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FTM: File Tree Move
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About
FTM reliably and unambiguously moves a tree of files from one place to another, by default doing a bytewise comparison after copying each file.
For now, FTM does not support moving files that only match some criterion (e.g. file mask); tentatively, that can be done better by using FTI and FCC, or maybe FTS (if I actually end up writing that).
Command
ftm [<options>] <source folder> <target folder>
FTM uses the spidering options.