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Jacksum

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Programming Languages: Java, Unix Shell

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

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  • Comment: Incorrect output for data provided by stdin

    This Tracker item was closed automatically by the system. It was previously set to a Pending status, and the original submitter did not respond within 14 days (the time period specified by the administrator of this Tracker).

    2009-09-09 02:20:32 UTC by sf-robot

  • Comment: Incorrect output for data provided by stdin

    Thank you for reporting this issue! I believe it is a duplicate. See also feature request 1532748: Read binary rather than text from standard input at http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=1532748&group_id=74387&atid=540849 A fix has been committed to the java.net cvs respository a while ago. I'm going to release Jacksum 1.8.0 soon. Thank you for your patience. -jonelo.

    2009-08-25 18:46:02 UTC by jonelo

  • Incorrect output for data provided by stdin

    Dear all, thanks for providing such a great tool! There seems to be a bug in Jacksum, that input via stdin gets handled diffently than input via reading from a file. The two lead to different checksums. Details how to reproduce the bug as well as a patch can be found here http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=514299. I attached a changed class jonelo.jacksum.cli.Jacksum to...

    2009-08-21 18:34:56 UTC by r_a_llo

  • handle Zip/Jar files as input - much like a directory

    It appears that to calculate a sum/hash on the components inside a jar/zipfile, one must first explode the jar/zip, then calculate the desired value. While that's not a huge burden, it seems to me that using Java's zip/jar API, one could traverse the file to calculate the desired value(s) without exploding the jar/zip. That avoids all the steps (explode to temp dir, calc sum, cleanup temp dir)

    2008-05-27 14:15:09 UTC by jerryregan

  • Comment: How to generate Magnetic links (duplicate)

    For answers see support request 1925642.

    2008-04-13 20:47:23 UTC by jonelo

  • Comment: How to generate magnetic links

    > 1. Add a parameter to strip the path from the file name when generated recursively. you could use #FILENAME{NAME} to omit the path information. see also jacksum -h -F > 2. Add a parameter to append the output to a file instead of overwriting the file with -O you could use the operating system's append feature (>> for both Windows and Linux) > 3. Possibility to wrap output in

    2008-04-13 20:45:55 UTC by jonelo

  • How to generate Magnetic links (duplicate)

    I'd be grateful if any of the following could be implemented: 1. Add a parameter to strip the path from the file name when generated recursively. 2. Add a parameter to append the output to a file instead of overwriting the file with -O 3. Possibility to wrap output in tags (where it makes sense), but I understand that might go beyond what this project is trying to achieve...

    2008-04-12 23:26:25 UTC by jorgosch

  • Comment: How to generate magnetic links

    Ok, this will turn into a request after all, I'll submit that seperately. I've played around a bit with batch files, my goal is to create html output. A very basic file looks like this: @echo off echo ^ >> index.html echo ^ >> index.html echo ^ >> index.html echo ^ >> index.html java -jar "C:\Program Files\Jacksum\jacksum.jar" -a tree:tiger -E base32 -F...

    2008-04-12 23:22:47 UTC by jorgosch

  • Comment: How to generate magnetic links

    Sure, how about this? @echo off jacksum -a tree:tiger -E base32 -F "magnet:?xt=urn:tree:tiger:#FINGERPRINT&dn=#FILENAME" %* Alternatively, you can use the Jacksum File Browser Integration for Windows, it provides a batch file which you can customize to generate magnetic links.

    2008-04-05 11:24:47 UTC by jonelo

  • Comment: How to generate magnetic links

    That's great news! Could you give me an example how to use this one in a batch file? urn:tree:tiger -------------- jacksum -a tree:tiger -E base32 -F "magnet:?xt=urn:tree:tiger:#FINGERPRINT&dn=#FILENAME" *.

    2008-03-27 17:46:53 UTC by jorgosch

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