Jared Van Bortel

Ah, I see. You care about the order because of the way the touch command is run. I'll have to look into this.

Please build rmlint with `CFLAGS='-fsanitize=address' LDFLAGS=$CFLAGS scons GDB=1`, make it crash again, and paste the full ASAN report. I believe this is another case where the same file object is...

From [here](https://packages.ubuntu.com/focal/rmlint) and [here](https://qa.debian.org/developer.php?login=e7appew%40gmail.com) it looks like you could send an e-mail to [email protected] or Carlos Maddela ([email protected]), both being listed as maintainers. But I don't know that any distros...

This seems like a really subjective preference - whether files with bad UID/GID are a more important concern than when files are duplicated. Especially because of the many ways the...

> Well it's called `rmlint`, not `rmid` It's also not called `rmdupes`. "lint" is supposed to refer anything you might not want on your filesystem, such as files that are...

How are you making these backups? Typically this is something that is done with rsync (which can copy only files that have changed relative to a previous backup with --compare-dest)...

`-q` is only to turn off the progress percent indicator on each line. If you want no output from the script, you can run `./rmlint.sh -cd >/dev/null`. The script should...

This is a duplicate of #562, fixed in commit b76f85322109d15536d54c91524de1316b96dff5. Please build from the latest master.

Yes, that is the latest version. I might already have a fix for this somewhere, I'll have to look into this further when I have the time.

I believe this is only documented by example in the [man page](https://rmlint.readthedocs.io/en/latest/rmlint.1.html#examples) (see "Do more complex traversal using find(1)"), but rmlint can take file/folder paths via standard input using `-`....