14 Oct
2007
14 Oct
'07
8:15 a.m.
Jerome H. Fine wrote:
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Jerome Fine replies:
It seems that there are md5 programs which are more
flexible than the single file (at a time) use version
that I am using. Any help possible on a link to an
enhanced version?
OpenSSL. You can then use SHA1 if you feel like it.
If you're running under Win32, use CygWin (www.cygwin.com) to get
precompiled binaries, and then:
openssl md5 <files/wildcard>
If you're running a Linux variant, it probably already has a openssl
package in the distro somewhere.
If you're using another Unix variant:
www.openssl.org has the source, as well as manpages. I think it'll
build on VMS as well.
David
Sincerely yours,
Jerome Fine
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