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Is there any command line to see the missing files on Linux? [duplicate]


How to print the name of missing files in a folder?How to find missing files with sequential names?Cannot access any files Manjaro LinuxArchive (Compress) giant folder in Linux using command line without terminationMissing file command?How to open All the media files(with in sub folders) in the folder with vlc in linux?Getting error while running wget command to download zip file from the URLlist out the missing words when compared file2 to file1Is there any way to unzip the file in linux without being through the “unzip” command?MobaXTerm X11 forwarding issue with UNIXHow to write linux find command with for loop on JupyterNetwork error: Software caused connection abort during copying on linux













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  • missing files, you mean moved to some arbitrary directory or you are talking about deleted files? or maybe you just want a list that warns you, that in this sequential logic, this file is missing?

    – Luciano Andress Martini
    yesterday












  • yes, I just want a list that warns me, that in this sequential logic, this file is missing, thanks

    – kutlus
    yesterday











  • If I suggest a shell script is enough for you? Or you really want a single command?

    – Luciano Andress Martini
    yesterday












  • I don't have experience with the shell script, a single command on the terminal would be great, thanks again

    – kutlus
    yesterday















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  • missing files, you mean moved to some arbitrary directory or you are talking about deleted files? or maybe you just want a list that warns you, that in this sequential logic, this file is missing?

    – Luciano Andress Martini
    yesterday












  • yes, I just want a list that warns me, that in this sequential logic, this file is missing, thanks

    – kutlus
    yesterday











  • If I suggest a shell script is enough for you? Or you really want a single command?

    – Luciano Andress Martini
    yesterday












  • I don't have experience with the shell script, a single command on the terminal would be great, thanks again

    – kutlus
    yesterday













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Is there any command line to see the missing files on Linux. I have a list of files start from 000 to 073 in the terminal folder on MobaXterm. But as you see in the picture below 070 is missing. Thanks



enter image description here










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  • How to print the name of missing files in a folder?

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  • missing files, you mean moved to some arbitrary directory or you are talking about deleted files? or maybe you just want a list that warns you, that in this sequential logic, this file is missing?

    – Luciano Andress Martini
    yesterday












  • yes, I just want a list that warns me, that in this sequential logic, this file is missing, thanks

    – kutlus
    yesterday











  • If I suggest a shell script is enough for you? Or you really want a single command?

    – Luciano Andress Martini
    yesterday












  • I don't have experience with the shell script, a single command on the terminal would be great, thanks again

    – kutlus
    yesterday

















  • missing files, you mean moved to some arbitrary directory or you are talking about deleted files? or maybe you just want a list that warns you, that in this sequential logic, this file is missing?

    – Luciano Andress Martini
    yesterday












  • yes, I just want a list that warns me, that in this sequential logic, this file is missing, thanks

    – kutlus
    yesterday











  • If I suggest a shell script is enough for you? Or you really want a single command?

    – Luciano Andress Martini
    yesterday












  • I don't have experience with the shell script, a single command on the terminal would be great, thanks again

    – kutlus
    yesterday
















missing files, you mean moved to some arbitrary directory or you are talking about deleted files? or maybe you just want a list that warns you, that in this sequential logic, this file is missing?

– Luciano Andress Martini
yesterday






missing files, you mean moved to some arbitrary directory or you are talking about deleted files? or maybe you just want a list that warns you, that in this sequential logic, this file is missing?

– Luciano Andress Martini
yesterday














yes, I just want a list that warns me, that in this sequential logic, this file is missing, thanks

– kutlus
yesterday





yes, I just want a list that warns me, that in this sequential logic, this file is missing, thanks

– kutlus
yesterday













If I suggest a shell script is enough for you? Or you really want a single command?

– Luciano Andress Martini
yesterday






If I suggest a shell script is enough for you? Or you really want a single command?

– Luciano Andress Martini
yesterday














I don't have experience with the shell script, a single command on the terminal would be great, thanks again

– kutlus
yesterday





I don't have experience with the shell script, a single command on the terminal would be great, thanks again

– kutlus
yesterday










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This commands check if a file exists:



test -f file
[[ -f file ]]


You can echo a message based on the return value of those:



test -f file || echo file does not exist


To check many files, you can use a for loop:



for f in 000..073.mat ; do
[[ -f $f ]] || echo $f does not exist
done


Or as oneliner:



for f in 000..073.mat ; do [[ -f $f ]] || echo $f is missing; done





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  • thank you, it worked!

    – kutlus
    yesterday


















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cd yourfolder
for file in 001..099; do
[ -e "$file.mat" ] && echo $file.mat || echo "Warning: $file.mat is missing"
done


Change 99 to the number of files you are expecting....






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  • This gives all files are missing; Warning: 001.mat is missing Warning: 002.mat is missing Warning: 003.mat is missing Warning: 004.mat is missing Warning: 005.mat is missing Warning: 006.mat is missing Warning: 007.mat is missing Warning: 008.mat is missing ..... thanks

    – kutlus
    yesterday











  • @kutlus Are you running this in the folder with the files? e.g. cd folderwiththefiles . I tested here and it is working fine.

    – Luciano Andress Martini
    yesterday







  • 1





    Thank you, yes in the folder it worked, but it prints also all the existing files together with the warning for the missing file. For the very large number datasets, I prefer just to print the missing files. But I voted for you, thanks for your help

    – kutlus
    yesterday


















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If you know the upper limit of files then:



for i in 000..074
do
if [ -f "$i.mat" ]
then
echo "$i.mat exists"
else
echo "$i.mat doesn't exists"
fi
done


You can modify the echo commands according to your wish.






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    With the zsh shell:



    files=(<->.mat)
    expected=(000..073.mat)

    missing=($expected:)
    printf ' - %sn' $missing


    For files with simple names like that, you could use also use comm (here using the ksh, zsh or bash shell):



    comm -13 <(ls) <(seq -f '%03d.mat' 0 73)





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    This commands check if a file exists:



    test -f file
    [[ -f file ]]


    You can echo a message based on the return value of those:



    test -f file || echo file does not exist


    To check many files, you can use a for loop:



    for f in 000..073.mat ; do
    [[ -f $f ]] || echo $f does not exist
    done


    Or as oneliner:



    for f in 000..073.mat ; do [[ -f $f ]] || echo $f is missing; done





    share|improve this answer























    • thank you, it worked!

      – kutlus
      yesterday















    1














    This commands check if a file exists:



    test -f file
    [[ -f file ]]


    You can echo a message based on the return value of those:



    test -f file || echo file does not exist


    To check many files, you can use a for loop:



    for f in 000..073.mat ; do
    [[ -f $f ]] || echo $f does not exist
    done


    Or as oneliner:



    for f in 000..073.mat ; do [[ -f $f ]] || echo $f is missing; done





    share|improve this answer























    • thank you, it worked!

      – kutlus
      yesterday













    1












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    1







    This commands check if a file exists:



    test -f file
    [[ -f file ]]


    You can echo a message based on the return value of those:



    test -f file || echo file does not exist


    To check many files, you can use a for loop:



    for f in 000..073.mat ; do
    [[ -f $f ]] || echo $f does not exist
    done


    Or as oneliner:



    for f in 000..073.mat ; do [[ -f $f ]] || echo $f is missing; done





    share|improve this answer













    This commands check if a file exists:



    test -f file
    [[ -f file ]]


    You can echo a message based on the return value of those:



    test -f file || echo file does not exist


    To check many files, you can use a for loop:



    for f in 000..073.mat ; do
    [[ -f $f ]] || echo $f does not exist
    done


    Or as oneliner:



    for f in 000..073.mat ; do [[ -f $f ]] || echo $f is missing; done






    share|improve this answer












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    • thank you, it worked!

      – kutlus
      yesterday

















    • thank you, it worked!

      – kutlus
      yesterday
















    thank you, it worked!

    – kutlus
    yesterday





    thank you, it worked!

    – kutlus
    yesterday













    1














    cd yourfolder
    for file in 001..099; do
    [ -e "$file.mat" ] && echo $file.mat || echo "Warning: $file.mat is missing"
    done


    Change 99 to the number of files you are expecting....






    share|improve this answer

























    • This gives all files are missing; Warning: 001.mat is missing Warning: 002.mat is missing Warning: 003.mat is missing Warning: 004.mat is missing Warning: 005.mat is missing Warning: 006.mat is missing Warning: 007.mat is missing Warning: 008.mat is missing ..... thanks

      – kutlus
      yesterday











    • @kutlus Are you running this in the folder with the files? e.g. cd folderwiththefiles . I tested here and it is working fine.

      – Luciano Andress Martini
      yesterday







    • 1





      Thank you, yes in the folder it worked, but it prints also all the existing files together with the warning for the missing file. For the very large number datasets, I prefer just to print the missing files. But I voted for you, thanks for your help

      – kutlus
      yesterday















    1














    cd yourfolder
    for file in 001..099; do
    [ -e "$file.mat" ] && echo $file.mat || echo "Warning: $file.mat is missing"
    done


    Change 99 to the number of files you are expecting....






    share|improve this answer

























    • This gives all files are missing; Warning: 001.mat is missing Warning: 002.mat is missing Warning: 003.mat is missing Warning: 004.mat is missing Warning: 005.mat is missing Warning: 006.mat is missing Warning: 007.mat is missing Warning: 008.mat is missing ..... thanks

      – kutlus
      yesterday











    • @kutlus Are you running this in the folder with the files? e.g. cd folderwiththefiles . I tested here and it is working fine.

      – Luciano Andress Martini
      yesterday







    • 1





      Thank you, yes in the folder it worked, but it prints also all the existing files together with the warning for the missing file. For the very large number datasets, I prefer just to print the missing files. But I voted for you, thanks for your help

      – kutlus
      yesterday













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    1







    cd yourfolder
    for file in 001..099; do
    [ -e "$file.mat" ] && echo $file.mat || echo "Warning: $file.mat is missing"
    done


    Change 99 to the number of files you are expecting....






    share|improve this answer















    cd yourfolder
    for file in 001..099; do
    [ -e "$file.mat" ] && echo $file.mat || echo "Warning: $file.mat is missing"
    done


    Change 99 to the number of files you are expecting....







    share|improve this answer














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    • This gives all files are missing; Warning: 001.mat is missing Warning: 002.mat is missing Warning: 003.mat is missing Warning: 004.mat is missing Warning: 005.mat is missing Warning: 006.mat is missing Warning: 007.mat is missing Warning: 008.mat is missing ..... thanks

      – kutlus
      yesterday











    • @kutlus Are you running this in the folder with the files? e.g. cd folderwiththefiles . I tested here and it is working fine.

      – Luciano Andress Martini
      yesterday







    • 1





      Thank you, yes in the folder it worked, but it prints also all the existing files together with the warning for the missing file. For the very large number datasets, I prefer just to print the missing files. But I voted for you, thanks for your help

      – kutlus
      yesterday

















    • This gives all files are missing; Warning: 001.mat is missing Warning: 002.mat is missing Warning: 003.mat is missing Warning: 004.mat is missing Warning: 005.mat is missing Warning: 006.mat is missing Warning: 007.mat is missing Warning: 008.mat is missing ..... thanks

      – kutlus
      yesterday











    • @kutlus Are you running this in the folder with the files? e.g. cd folderwiththefiles . I tested here and it is working fine.

      – Luciano Andress Martini
      yesterday







    • 1





      Thank you, yes in the folder it worked, but it prints also all the existing files together with the warning for the missing file. For the very large number datasets, I prefer just to print the missing files. But I voted for you, thanks for your help

      – kutlus
      yesterday
















    This gives all files are missing; Warning: 001.mat is missing Warning: 002.mat is missing Warning: 003.mat is missing Warning: 004.mat is missing Warning: 005.mat is missing Warning: 006.mat is missing Warning: 007.mat is missing Warning: 008.mat is missing ..... thanks

    – kutlus
    yesterday





    This gives all files are missing; Warning: 001.mat is missing Warning: 002.mat is missing Warning: 003.mat is missing Warning: 004.mat is missing Warning: 005.mat is missing Warning: 006.mat is missing Warning: 007.mat is missing Warning: 008.mat is missing ..... thanks

    – kutlus
    yesterday













    @kutlus Are you running this in the folder with the files? e.g. cd folderwiththefiles . I tested here and it is working fine.

    – Luciano Andress Martini
    yesterday






    @kutlus Are you running this in the folder with the files? e.g. cd folderwiththefiles . I tested here and it is working fine.

    – Luciano Andress Martini
    yesterday





    1




    1





    Thank you, yes in the folder it worked, but it prints also all the existing files together with the warning for the missing file. For the very large number datasets, I prefer just to print the missing files. But I voted for you, thanks for your help

    – kutlus
    yesterday





    Thank you, yes in the folder it worked, but it prints also all the existing files together with the warning for the missing file. For the very large number datasets, I prefer just to print the missing files. But I voted for you, thanks for your help

    – kutlus
    yesterday











    0














    If you know the upper limit of files then:



    for i in 000..074
    do
    if [ -f "$i.mat" ]
    then
    echo "$i.mat exists"
    else
    echo "$i.mat doesn't exists"
    fi
    done


    You can modify the echo commands according to your wish.






    share|improve this answer



























      0














      If you know the upper limit of files then:



      for i in 000..074
      do
      if [ -f "$i.mat" ]
      then
      echo "$i.mat exists"
      else
      echo "$i.mat doesn't exists"
      fi
      done


      You can modify the echo commands according to your wish.






      share|improve this answer

























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        If you know the upper limit of files then:



        for i in 000..074
        do
        if [ -f "$i.mat" ]
        then
        echo "$i.mat exists"
        else
        echo "$i.mat doesn't exists"
        fi
        done


        You can modify the echo commands according to your wish.






        share|improve this answer













        If you know the upper limit of files then:



        for i in 000..074
        do
        if [ -f "$i.mat" ]
        then
        echo "$i.mat exists"
        else
        echo "$i.mat doesn't exists"
        fi
        done


        You can modify the echo commands according to your wish.







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            With the zsh shell:



            files=(<->.mat)
            expected=(000..073.mat)

            missing=($expected:)
            printf ' - %sn' $missing


            For files with simple names like that, you could use also use comm (here using the ksh, zsh or bash shell):



            comm -13 <(ls) <(seq -f '%03d.mat' 0 73)





            share|improve this answer























            • Can you explain a little bit, everything is bouncing off my head?

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            0














            With the zsh shell:



            files=(<->.mat)
            expected=(000..073.mat)

            missing=($expected:)
            printf ' - %sn' $missing


            For files with simple names like that, you could use also use comm (here using the ksh, zsh or bash shell):



            comm -13 <(ls) <(seq -f '%03d.mat' 0 73)





            share|improve this answer























            • Can you explain a little bit, everything is bouncing off my head?

              – Prvt_Yadv
              yesterday














            0












            0








            0







            With the zsh shell:



            files=(<->.mat)
            expected=(000..073.mat)

            missing=($expected:)
            printf ' - %sn' $missing


            For files with simple names like that, you could use also use comm (here using the ksh, zsh or bash shell):



            comm -13 <(ls) <(seq -f '%03d.mat' 0 73)





            share|improve this answer













            With the zsh shell:



            files=(<->.mat)
            expected=(000..073.mat)

            missing=($expected:)
            printf ' - %sn' $missing


            For files with simple names like that, you could use also use comm (here using the ksh, zsh or bash shell):



            comm -13 <(ls) <(seq -f '%03d.mat' 0 73)






            share|improve this answer












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