Find duplicated nested directories

I have a large directory tree with this nested directories duplicates (but not all):

data/home/home/
data/banners/banners/
resources/users/documents/documents/

How can I merge only duplicated directories with this actions:

copy (without replace) data/home/home/ contents to data/home/
delete data/home/home

My current code:

#/bin/bash

for folder in $(find httpdocs -type d); do
    n=$(echo $folder | tr "/" "\n" | wc -l)
    nuniq=$(echo $folder | tr "/" "\n" | sort | uniq | wc -l)

    [ $n -eq $nuniq ] || echo "Duplicated folder $folder"
done

But have a problem, because data/home/es/home is a valid folder, but detected as duplicated.

Thanks.

Solution

You can use uniq command like this:

#/bin/bash

for folder in $(find httpdocs -type d); do
    nuniq=$(echo $folder | tr "/" "\n"  | uniq -d | wc -l)
     if [ "$nuniq" -gt "0" ]
      then
        echo "Duplicated folder $folder"
      fi
done

man uniq;

  -d, --repeated
          only print duplicate lines

You can try the following script to copy and delete folders. I did not test this, so backup your httpdocs folder before running this.

#/bin/bash

for folder in $(find httpdocs -type d); do
    nuniq=$(echo $folder | tr "/" "\n"  | uniq -d | wc -l)
     if [ "$nuniq" -gt "0" ]
      then
        dest=$(echo $folder | tr '/' '\n' | awk '!a[$0]++' | tr '\n' '/')
        mv -i $folder/*  $dest
        rmdir $folder 
      fi
done

For example:

user@host $ echo "data/home/es/home" | tr "/" "\n"  
data
home
es
home

user@host $ echo "data/home/es/home" | tr "/" "\n"  | uniq -d | wc -l 
0

user@host $ echo "data/home/home" | tr "/" "\n"  
data
home
home

user@host $ echo "data/home/home" | tr "/" "\n" | uniq -d 
home

user@host $ echo "data/home/home" | tr "/" "\n" | uniq -d | wc -l
1