
ki162
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I use both Windows and linux. Linux has a great command called md5sum that creates MD5 sums and verifies files against the MD5. There is an incompatibility between the md5sum file and the HashTools file. For example, in linux run these commands:
$ echo test > test.txt
$ md5sum test.txt > test.txt.md5
$ cat test.txt.md5
d8e8fca2dc0f896fd7cb4cb0031ba249 test.txt
In the md5sum output, the filename is appended to the actual MD5 digest. Can you make Hashtools accept files formatted like this?
Jon
Just wanted to follow up and let you know we've released a new version of HashTools that supports this.
Thanks!