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# Copies files that have a specific extension to another directory while keeping directory structure and remove the prefix
# Example: ./dir_00000032.chk/Media/Backgrounds/Indoors/hall.jpg -> ../recov/jpg/Media/Backgrounds/Indoors/hall.jpg
# Replace the extension as you like
find -name "*.jpg" -type f -print0 | xargs -0 -i bash -c 'tt="$(echo -n '"'"'{}'"'"' | sed -e '"'"'s/[.]\/[^/]*\///g'"'"')"; mkdir -p "../recov/jpg/$(dirname '"\""'$tt'"\""')"; cp -v '"'"'{}'"'"' "../recov/jpg/$tt"'
# To remove the extension completely and just copy everything:
find -type f -print0 | xargs -0 -i bash -c 'tt="$(echo -n '"'"'{}'"'"' | sed -e '"'"'s/[.]\/[^/]*\///g'"'"')"; mkdir -p "../recov/$(dirname '"\""'$tt'"\""')"; cp -v '"'"'{}'"'"' "../recov/$tt"'
# Of course replace the things as you like
# This comes extremely useful when you have found.* folders from chkdsk which you want to extract
# files from.

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# XZ (LZMA2 implementation) is a very strong and one of the most used compression utils

# Compress folder
# Specify 'noabrt' to prevent cancelling the process when an error occurs
# Specify 'nodel' to keep input files
# Specify 'force' to force compression and avoid some weird errors
function compressfolder() {
  addnbrt=""
  [[ " $@ " == *" nodel "* ]] && addnbrt="--keep"
  [[ " $@ " == *" force "* ]] && addnbrt="$addnbrt --force"

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#!/bin/bash

# Source this file to have the functions in your shell, or add following line to your ~/.bashrc :
#   source easyenc.sh
# Make sure to specify the correct path.
# Now you can: source ~/.bashrc

# $1: input file
# $2: output file (encrypted)
function encryptfile() {