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Feature Request: suppress all output

Open addisonklinke opened this issue 5 years ago • 1 comments

I am looking to entirely suppress output to the console. Based on the documentation, I thought combining flags -dNq would achieve this, but information about retained and deleted files (the [+/-] syntax) is still printed to stdout. Is there a way to avoid this?

addisonklinke avatar Apr 22 '19 14:04 addisonklinke

Try to redirect the output to /dev/null. To do this write the command as usual and at the end append " > /dev/null". For example you could write something like this: $ fdupes -r ./ > /dev/null

GTP95 avatar May 06 '19 19:05 GTP95