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I use Beyond Compare (Scooter Software). It is a good folder compare tool that will let you easily see the differences in files.
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I use Beyond Compare (Scooter Software). It is a good folder compare tool that will let you easily see the differences in files.

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whatever you do - keep Always a backup - and work from a copy; to avoid deleting too much (what happened to me)
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whatever you do - keep Always a backup - and work from a copy; to avoid deleting too much (what happened to me)

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You can use Total commander and synchronize dir option.
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You can use Total commander and synchronize dir option.

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Dears<br />
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Due to a mess up in mapping, a user in my domain was working for few days on his backup homefolder instead of his &quot;live&quot; homefolder.<br />
So now I have 2 folders for that users with some file newer than other but in both ways...<br />
How can I re-merge them and get a folder that has all his newest version of each file ?<br />
PS: He has many sub-folders and his homefolder is around 20Gb.<br />
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Thank you.
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Dears

Due to a mess up in mapping, a user in my domain was working for few days on his backup homefolder instead of his "live" homefolder.
So now I have 2 folders for that users with some file newer than other but in both ways...
How can I re-merge them and get a folder that has all his newest version of each file ?
PS: He has many sub-folders and his homefolder is around 20Gb.

Thank you.

How to merge 2 folders with 'only' the newest version of files ?

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