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Vincent Stahl kindly wrote in to share his open source Swiss File Knife File Tree Processor:
"This tool is a collection of tiny applications itself: grep, tree size list, instant ftp server, text line filter, text replace, duplicate file finder, split/join files, create md5 lists, run command on many files, extract strings, and more- all in one executable still matching your size limit (below 1.4 MB). It has no installer, no dependencies, needs no DLL's - nothing, just type 'sfk' to get the overview of all available subcommands."Besides Windows, binaries are available for Ubuntu, DSL, and OS X. Here are just a few of the many possible uses:
| sfk list -late -hidden | List latest (i.e., most recent) 50 files in current directory and subdirectories, including system and hidden files |
| sfk stat . -bytes | Display current directory tree size statistics in bytes |
| sfk find -text . epictetus | Search text files in current directory and subdirectories for "epictetus" (case insensitive) |
| sfk ftpserv -port=21 -rw | Simple FTP server, providing read/write access to current directory |
| sfk ftp example.com:21 get foo | Connect via FTP to port 21 of example.com and get foo |
| sfk httpserv -port=80 | Instant HTTP server, providing access to current directory |
| sfk deblank . -yes | Replace blanks in filenames within current directory and subdirectories with underscore (run without "-yes" to simulate) |
| sfk md5 foo.txt | Generate MD5 hash of foo.txt |
| sfk dupfind . | Find duplicate files in current directory and subdirectories |
/misc | Sep 20, 2009
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