randomly viewing a few file, i found a file that seems to be a mix of wanted and unwanted, ugh

Grepping from the mixed file I found two more files that match that file , and with no mixing, 

myfinalmaybeit\f67507544.txt

is inside the longer file

myfinalmaybeit\f9151816.txt

and neither file has the unwanted mix from

myfinalmaybeit\f93596792.txt

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Not seeing any matches already rejected (from myfinalfiles)

Also not really seeing how to program my way out of looking at these 2k files, I've got overlapping logic fatigue, but hooray, 2k files

In reply to Re^3: stitch together text file recovered by photorec/testdisk? by Anonymous Monk
in thread stitch together text file recovered by photorec/testdisk? by Anonymous Monk

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