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First of all, awesome work, thanks for this utility.
is it possible to add --max-depth=2 or some such feature along side of atom and split? du has such feature and really helpful. so something like below. The main use case here is that I have multiple mergerfs drives (https://perfectmediaserver.com/02-tech-stack/mergerfs/) on nas with specific policies and split doesn't work for them and atom is too broad, since I don't want to touch few drives at specific times, or backup/check them at different schedules, etc. anyways a long shot and very edge case, but would be useful to have if possible. anyways thanks for your time.
split mode, where it stores an index in each directory, or
atom mode, where the index is stored in a single file, or
depth mode, where it stores an index in each directory upto specified depth.
e.g:
$ chkbit init depth=1 /var/
/var/.chkbit-db # /var/.chkbit-db contains details for test1.txt, test2.txt, etc..except directories log and cache, which have their own .chkbit-db. # note, whole /var/cache/.chkbit-db acts as atom even if they are multiple levels deep.
/var/log/.chkbit-db
/var/cache/.chkbit-db
/var/cache/crash/ftp
/var/cache/games
/var/test1.txt
/var/text2.txt
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is it possible to add --max-depth=2 or some such feature along side of atom and split?
is it possible to add --depth=2 or some such feature along side of atom and split?
Jan 9, 2025
First of all, awesome work, thanks for this utility.
is it possible to add --max-depth=2 or some such feature along side of atom and split? du has such feature and really helpful. so something like below. The main use case here is that I have multiple mergerfs drives (https://perfectmediaserver.com/02-tech-stack/mergerfs/) on nas with specific policies and split doesn't work for them and atom is too broad, since I don't want to touch few drives at specific times, or backup/check them at different schedules, etc. anyways a long shot and very edge case, but would be useful to have if possible. anyways thanks for your time.
split mode, where it stores an index in each directory, or
atom mode, where the index is stored in a single file, or
depth mode, where it stores an index in each directory upto specified depth.
e.g:
$ chkbit init depth=1 /var/
/var/.chkbit-db
# /var/.chkbit-db contains details for test1.txt, test2.txt, etc..except directories log and cache, which have their own .chkbit-db.
# note, whole /var/cache/.chkbit-db acts as atom even if they are multiple levels deep.
/var/log/.chkbit-db
/var/cache/.chkbit-db
/var/cache/crash/ftp
/var/cache/games
/var/test1.txt
/var/text2.txt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: