shake8

Rewrite fragmented files, maybe improving performance.

Usage

shake [OPTION] ... [{FILE | DIRECTORY}] ...

Overview

Rewrite fragmented or misplaced files, maybe improving performance. Reads file list from standard input if there is no files in the arguments. You have to mount your partition with the user_xattr option.

-c, --max-crumbc: max number of crumbs

-C, --max-fragc: max number of fragments

-d, --max-deviance: max distance between file start and it's ideal position

-h, --help: you're looking at me !

-L, --no-locks: don't put a lock on written files

-m, --many-fs: shake subdirectories that are on different filesystems

-n, --new: age of "new" files, which will be shak()ed

-o, --old: age of "old" files, which won't be shak()ed

-p, --pretend: don't alter files

-r, --crumbratio: ratio of the file under which a fragment is a crumb

-s, --smallsize: the size under which a file is considered small

-S, --bigsize: the size under which a file is considered big

-t, --small-tolerance multiply crumbratio and divide maxfnumber of small files

-T, --big-tolerance: multiply crumbratio and divide maxfnumber of big files

-v, --verbose: increase the verbosity level

-V, --version: show version number and copyright

-X, --no-xattr: disable usage of xattr

Usage

If there is no FILES shake read from stdin.

Please refer to http://vleu.net/shake/ for detailed instructions.

Examples

`See fragmention of a file :`	`shake` --pretend --verbose --verbose FILE
`Shake all file in a dir, recursively :`	`shake` --old=0 DIR
`Shake all mp3 in subdirectory, puting together those close in lexical order :`	find -iname '*.mp3' \| sort \| `shake`