Usage:
checksums is a utility to verify the integrity of a file using a CRC32 checksum stored in the file name. A CRC32 checksum is an 8 character hexadecimal string. This is a common practice used by Anime sub releases.
When checking the checksum, the following file name formats are recognized:
When appending the checksum to the file name, the bracketed (first) format is used.
Options:
FILES is the list of files to preform the action on. This can be a single file, multiple files, or a glob if your shell supports it.
Examples:
- checksums [options] FILES
checksums is a utility to verify the integrity of a file using a CRC32 checksum stored in the file name. A CRC32 checksum is an 8 character hexadecimal string. This is a common practice used by Anime sub releases.
When checking the checksum, the following file name formats are recognized:
- ...[checksum]...
- ...(checksum)...
- ..._checksum_...
When appending the checksum to the file name, the bracketed (first) format is used.
Options:
- --version: show program's version number and exit
- -h, --help: show this help message and exit
- -c, --check: Compute the checksum and try to match it to the file name using one of the formats listed above.
- -a, --append: Compute the checksum and append it to the the file name, just before the file extension.
- -v, --verbose: Print extra information
FILES is the list of files to preform the action on. This can be a single file, multiple files, or a glob if your shell supports it.
Examples:
- checksums -a report.txt image.png *.xml
- checksums -c *.mkv
- checksums video-\[1004456E\].3gp
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[ posted 11/03/10 @ 0142 -5 GMT ] by Sparky
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[ posted 11/03/10 @ 0142 -5 GMT ] by Sparky
[ edited 11/05/10 @ 1732 -5 GMT ] 2 in total
[ Views( 44289 ) ] - [ Coments( 0 ) ]