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; FINDDUPE's cfg file:
;
; Anything after a ';' or a '#' is a comment.
;
; Set the default for recursiveness:
setrecurse on
; Note: this will apply from here on in. You may change the default as often
; as you like. To change it on a line-by-line basis, simply put the letter
; 'n' for non-recurse or 'r' for recurse after the directory name.
;
;
; Blank lines are ignored.
; Next, the file areas. Note: any file IN the directory listed
; or any directory UNDER the directory listed will be scanned. Or,
; if you have files and subdirectories, BOTH will be scanned.
; So, if you have all your files under c:\files, one line saying
; directory c:\files [r]
; will get them all. (The r is only needed if setrecurse is off.)
;
directory g:\bbs\file\ r
;directory g:\bbs\fidosdn\
directory g:\bbs\rpgsdn\
directory g:\bbs\ibmsdn\
;directory g:\bbs\firenet\ n
;
; For maximus sysops, a method to cheat:
; Note: this will *never* be recursed!
;
;usemaximus
;
; Next, files to skip. Useful for 4DOS users as we *will* find
; hidden files!
; Note: '.' and '..' are HARDCODED to skip. (Really bad errors will
; occur if they aren't skipped...)
; (Case is ignored, even on HPFS drives)
; Also note that skipping a directory will skip all files in that
; directory and beneath it.
; Wildcards (*,?) are supported. The '.' is *not* a seperator making this
; UNLIKE DOS - which is good! '*' will match everything, '*.*' requires a
; '.' in there.
skip DESCRIPT.ION
skip FILES.*
;
;
; Set the output file. Note that if this is on the commandline, the
; one on the commandline will take precendence. If it is not defined
; anywhere, the output will go to the screen to be piped or redirected.
; For the technical-oriented, it goes to stdout while the status information
; is going through stderr. This allows you to redirect the output without
; redirecting the status information.
outfile dupes.lst
;
;
; If you only want the dupes displayed, rather than every files, set this
; option:
;
;dupesonly