Are there any programs that allow you to create hashes of files;

exactfile on botnet os

>>55742069
yeah
plaintext files

>>55742388
it wouldn't be realistic with over thousands of files

write your own program, it won't be hard

i recommend python if youre a newbie

http://www.quickpar.org.uk/

>>55742069
>hashes of file
>to tackle this ever so frequently occurring problem of files getting transferred with errors

In my 18 years of being a computer nerd I have never had a single file become corrupted after being transferred. Why do people do this?

>>55742069
>rhash --recursive --md5 --output=archive/checksum archive/
>rhash --skip-ok --check archive/checksum

>>55742998
nice.

>>55742964
Some of us still have PTSD from the days of 300 baud modems and telephone lines.

>>55742964
Silent corruption is definitely a thing...

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>>55742825
decided your answer was the best and now im working on it

>>55742964
Someone has never experienced a sudden power outage.

>>55743207
If your computer shuts down during a transfer you can safely assume that the file is not okay without checking its hash.

>>55743243
Files can be corrupted on any operating system if the system was not shut down properly, regardless if the files are being transferred.

>>55742069
hashcheck shell extension, google it
works perfectly

http://tlh.easytree.org

Its designed for running checksums of audio recordings but it uses MD5 so works fine. You just dump a filer or files in there, create the checksum and then save the .md5 file with the files.

>>55742069
Use ZFS
Individual block checksums with scrub calls.

>>55742069
Try using a modern file system FFS

>>55743453
pic is just some random shit from google

Nirsoft has a nice hashing tool.

md5sum yourfile >> checksums.txt
sha256sum yourfile >> checksums.txt

>>55742069
simply use 7zip

>>55743446
Nice try Oracle

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>>55743112
finished that shit

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>>55742069
>He needs a checksum checker
Toppest of keks. Bow down to the KDE master race

>>55743112
What program is that?

Wow something actually happened on gee.

use SFV
>http://www.quicksfv.org/

>>55743112
>fxml
just fuck my shit up

>>55745235
Found the haskell nigger