deplist | dupfind | extract | find | hexfind | md5 | md5check | md5gento | ofind | pathfind | reflist | xfind | xfindbin | xhexfind | Команда: md5 sfk md5 [opts] file1 [file2 file3 ...]
calculate md5 hash of one or more files, and optionally compare the results.
if md5 sums are compared, a message is shown, and the shell return code
is set to 0 (all equal), or 1 (not equal), or >1 (any other error).
options
-nonames do not echo filename(s), show only the md5 sum.
default if a single filename is given.
-name print filename even with just a single name.
-verify or -ver, or -v verifies the given filename(s) against
the given checksum.
-nocomp if multiple filenames are given, do not compare.
see also
sfk md5var create md5 from variable content.
sfk md5gento to create md5 lists.
sfk md5 create md5 of a single file.
sfk crc create crc32 checksum of a file.
web reference
http://stahlworks.com/sfk-md5list
examples
sfk md5 test01.dat
tell md5 sum of test01.dat
sfk md5 test01.dat test02.dat
compare both files, if content is the same.
sfk select mydir .exe +md5
create md5 of all .exe in mydir to terminal,
with md5sum and filename separated by tab.
use +md5gento instead to create a list file.
sfk md5 -quiet -verify 14da96b20e45fd84c46c5b7aef641cb3 test01.dat
check if test01.dat has an md5 matching the one specified.
issues no output, returns just a shell return code.
within a windows .bat file, check the RC this way:
@echo off
sfk md5 -quiet -verify 14da96b20e45fd84c46c5b7aef641cb3 test01.dat
if errorlevel 1 goto mismatch
echo "file checked, all ok"
goto done
:mismatch
echo "file content mismatch"
:done
sfk -var md5 in.txt +setvar sum +tell "the md5 is: #(sum)"
place checksum in a variable, then print a text |
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