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@eternaltyro @kde

I remember being pretty excited when I found out #Dolphin has a built in #checksum verification tool.

But in all fairness, if there's a mundane terminal task, there's probably a desktop tool with GUI that can be used like #GtkHash.

Of course, it's not as convenient as going "right click > properties". But it's nice to know that there are options for situations where we have to use a different desktop environment.

Quick question for my fellow Mac users: Is it true that there's no built-in CLI command to check a SHA256 checksum, and you need to install the entire GNU coreutils for that? 🤔

Made good progress on my file integrity tools lately.

Calc-sum updates sha3-512 checksums in a hash-list.

When executing my scripts I can check the file integrity with check-sum while running. This is a security measure; sometimes I type in a file by accident without noticing. But now check-sum holds the script if the file has changed and the integrity check fails. For remote files this can of course also work as an extra security tool.

codeberg.org/oxo/tool

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Doing some checksum work to ensure the integrity of the files in the Windows Phone Emulator Images Archives (something I didn't do in the previous one with Windows Mobile).

Checksums for VHDs and BINs are available, in MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256 and CRC32 to verify the integrity of these large files (ranging from 77MB to 2.9GB).

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I updated the sendmeshfile.sh script to include md5 checksums for the previous base64 line sent. This should allow "error detection" if a receiver misses a line (much notes in the bash comments):

pastebin.com/V35zc6Tb

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