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Old 2012-02-04, 08:12 PM
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md5 check on linux

hello
i can't handle those md5 wholefile
on linux i mean
i know how to handle them on windows (TLH)
but "md5sum" command line does its job only on a single file, not on folders
any help (apart from using TLH inside wine)?
thank you
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Old 2012-02-05, 12:36 AM
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Re: md5 check on linux

According to Sarah who wrote out Linux links for the bittorrent software item in the FAQ, md5check is the thing to use (link in faq).
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Old 2012-02-08, 05:35 PM
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Re: md5 check on linux

As Lynne says md5check (part of etree-scripts does the job fine.

If you're using ubuntu, there is an unofficial repository for etree-scripts (and shorten) at:

https://launchpad.net/~ketilwaa/+archive/etree-scripts

It's not been updated for a while, but I use it with oneiric without any problems.

Also, the following may be useful

http://linux.about.com/library/cmd/blcmdl1_md5sum.htm

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Old 2012-02-08, 05:49 PM
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Re: md5 check on linux

Have you tried *? Open a terminal in a directory and type

Code:
md5sum *.flac
willl create md5 checksums for all flac files in that directory
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Old 2012-02-12, 06:05 PM
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Re: md5 check on linux

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Have you tried *? Open a terminal in a directory and type

Code:
md5sum *.flac
willl create md5 checksums for all flac files in that directory

Also, to create md5 checksums for multiple directories and files you could type:

md5sum */* > filename.md5
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Old 2012-02-12, 06:32 PM
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Re: md5 check on linux

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Also, to create md5 checksums for multiple directories and files you could type:

md5sum */* > filename.md5
If you're having problems verifying md5 files, your problem may have to do with Windows formatting using CLRF line terminators, and back slashes instead of forward slashes for directory separators. If that's the case, try a shell script like:

#!/bin/bash
tr -d \\r <"$1" | tr \\\\ / | md5sum -c -

Hope this helps.........
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