How do I create a transcript of a directory?
By: Richard Glaser - Revised: 2006-09-07 richardCreating a Transcript of a Directory & Contents
You can use the radmind command line or Radmind Transcript Editor to create a transcript of a directory and contents.
Using fsdiff command...
fsdiff -c sha1 -K /dev/null /path/to/directory > /path/to/transcript.T
The "-K" option specifies a command file, which in the example above "/dev/null" is empty. The "/path/to/directory" is the absolute path to the directory you want to create the directory. Or if you are using relative paths for transcripts use...
fsdiff -c sha1 -K /dev/null ./path/to/directory > /path/to/transcript.T
To redirect output to a transcript using the "> /path/to/transcript.T"
Using Radmind Transcript Editor...
You simply drag the directory to the Radmind Transcript Editor window.
Then click on the "Add Directory and Contents" button.
Creating a Transcript of a Directory Only
Again, you can use the radmind command line or Radmind Transcript Editor to create a transcript of a directory only
Using fsdiff command... fsdiff -c sha1 -1 /path/to/directory > /path/to/transcript.T
The "-1" option outputs a single transcript line for a give file or directory.
Using Radmind Transcript Editor: Again, you simply drag the directory to the Radmind Transcript Editor window.
Then click on the "Add Directory" button.