Audit the content of a series of folders against a file

the audit.txt contains the list of original files:

/media/sf_shared/bashtests/dirtoaudit/
/media/sf_shared/bashtests/dirtoaudit/dir01
/media/sf_shared/bashtests/dirtoaudit/dir01/file01_01.txt
/media/sf_shared/bashtests/dirtoaudit/dir01/file02_01.txt
/media/sf_shared/bashtests/dirtoaudit/dir02
/media/sf_shared/bashtests/dirtoaudit/dir02/file01_02.txt
/media/sf_shared/bashtests/dirtoaudit/dir02/file02_02.txt

this script checks that in the folders

/media/sf_shared/bashtests/dirtoaudit/
/media/sf_shared/bashtests/dirtoaudit/dir01
/media/sf_shared/bashtests/dirtoaudit/dir02

there are no extra files or folders:




Of course this scales very poorly... I would never dream of writing complex logic in bash, unless I was absolutely forced