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Re: [Publictimestamp-devel] My minor modification of getlatestptb-1.1.pl

From: <mir...@cr...> - 2014-08-02 04:50:37

On 2014-08-02 02:37, mir...@cr... wrote:
[snip]
> And I'm sending the simple diff, or patch if used, to the list.
> 
> Here it is. Cut out the entire spacer lines containing only "====", 
> and
> that
> payload in btwn is the patch to apply:
> =============================================
> 11a12,14
>> # minor modification, to get only sha256, and not random hash, in the
>> two-liner
[snip]
>> # publictimestamp to append by mir...@cr...
>> #
> 58c61
> < my @hash_names = ( "sha512", "whirlpool", "ripemd128", "ripemd160",
> "haval", "tiger", "sha384", "sha256", "sha160", "sha224", "tiger128",
> "tiger160", "tiger2", "whirlpool0", "whirlpool2", "ripemd256",
> "ripemd320");
> ---
>> my @hash_names = ( "sha256");
> =============================================
[snip]
Unfortunately, the only way to see the patch without formatting that 
deforms it in this text is:
> You can also find my PGP signed modified script on:
> http://www.croatiafidelis.hr/gnu/pts/
So, use the previous mail for instructions, but use the signed:
-rw-r--r-- 1 2935 Aug  2 02:44 getlatestptb-1.1_miroR.pl
-rw-r--r-- 1  416 Aug  2 02:44 getlatestptb-1.1_miroR.pl.patch
-rw-r--r-- 1  819 Aug  2 02:44 getlatestptb-1.1_miroR.pl.patch.sig
-rw-r--r-- 1  819 Aug  2 02:44 getlatestptb-1.1_miroR.pl.sig
from, again:
http://www.croatiafidelis.hr/gnu/pts/
Cheers,
Miroslav Rovis
Zagreb, Croatia
www.CroatiaFidelis.hr
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[Publictimestamp-devel] My minor modification of getlatestptb-1.1.pl

From: <mir...@cr...> - 2014-08-02 00:38:10

I like to have just sha256 sums PTB in bottom of my articles and 
emails.

So I modified the script:

getlatestptb-1.1.pl

And I'm sending the simple diff, or patch if used, to the list.

Here it is. Cut out the entire spacer lines containing only "====", and 
that
payload in btwn is the patch to apply:
=============================================
11a12,14
> # minor modification, to get only sha256, and not random hash, in the 
> two-liner
> # publictimestamp to append by mir...@cr...
> #
58c61
< my @hash_names = ( "sha512", "whirlpool", "ripemd128", "ripemd160", 
"haval", "tiger", "sha384", "sha256", "sha160", "sha224", "tiger128", 
"tiger160", "tiger2", "whirlpool0", "whirlpool2", "ripemd256", 
"ripemd320");
---
> my @hash_names = ( "sha256");
=============================================
So it can be saved as getlatestptb-1.1_miroR.pl.patch, and applied on 
the
original file like this:

$ patch getlatestptb-1.1.pl -p1 < getlatestptb-1.1_miroR.pl.patch

Now, since the original file is changed it should be renamed. I renamed 
it like
this:

$ mv -iv getlatestptb-1.1.pl getlatestptb-1.1_miroR.pl

and that's what I'll be using.

You can also find my PGP signed modified script on:
http://www.croatiafidelis.hr/gnu/pts/

Conversely, if someone wants to, say, verify the original script via
intermediary of my script, they could download my modified script and 
the
patch, and the sigs for both and first verify them, and then to via
intermediary verify the original script that they previously downloaded 
from
sourceforge, they could do:

$ patch getlatestptb-1.1_miroR.pl -R -p1 < 
getlatestptb-1.1_miroR.pl.patch
$ mv -vi getlatestptb-1.1_miroR.pl getlatestptb-1.1_BIS.pl

Now the:

$ diff getlatestptb-1.1.pl getlatestptb-1.1_BIS.pl
$

must return no output. Else some of the files somewhere has been 
compromised.

I'm really not a developer, this is my best on this. I guess, however, 
that
what I explained above could prove necessary for newbies who might find 
out
about this list.

I like Public Time Stamp. I noticed it way back when it was pointed to 
me from,
I guess http://www.jonelo.de/java/jacksum/ , which is soon to be
www.jacksum.net, back when jacksum.jar was used for calculating hashes 
for PTS.
Only back then I didn't understand enough.

Jan O. Kechel, I appreciate your efforts. I'll send this to the
pub...@li... and also to your own 
address, and
also I'll keep it at:
http://www.croatiafidelis.hr/gnu/pts/
after I publictimestamp it.

I don't get it how this list is infrequent to this extent. It could be 
some
sabotage from some part (hopothesis, pls. take note: only hopothesis).

But I like to track my own moves on the internet to support good causes 
like
this one, pls. see how I screencast my way on the net, and pcap-dump at 
the
same time:
http://www.croatiafidelis.hr/gnu/Flowstamp/

If I don't receive any feedback from you, then those who read this 
file, which
I will name:
Pts-dev_getlatestpts_miroR_140802.txt
will have no follow-up of the name 
Pts-dev_getlatestpts_miroR_140NNN.txt (NNN
depends on the month and date of the future conversation), and of 
course, in
that case the hypothesis above becomes a more likely possibility of 
what may
will have happened.

Miroslav Rovis
Zagreb, Croatia
www.CroatiaFidelis.hr

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================= cut out all underneath here if checking hashes 
===============
This file Pts-dev_getlatestpts_miroR_140802.txt
  has Publictimestamp # 1236890

[Publictimestamp-devel] PTB-548 Signature

From: Jan K. <ja...@ke...> - 2007-06-11 08:25:13

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="transform.xsl"?>
<publictimestamp>
  <pass2/>
  <pass>info</pass>
  <pt>
    <return>
      <ptb>
        <tstamp>2007-06-11 06:00:03</tstamp>
        <ptid>82586</ptid>
        <last_ptid>82585</last_ptid>
        <first_ptid>82582</first_ptid>
        <id>548</id>
      </ptb>
      <ptid_info>
        <info_show>0</info_show>
        <reported>0</reported>
        <documenttype>3</documenttype>
        <filename>PTB-548</filename>
        <url>http://publictimestamp.org/ptb</url>
        <project_name></project_name>
        <person></person>
        <homepage>http://publictimestamp.org</homepage>
        <email></email>
        <document_title>Public Timestamp Block 548</document_title>
        <ptid>82586</ptid>
      </ptid_info>
      <ptid>
        <ripemd320>E2FBFA1A6692E8292DC45A1A870BFBA5D3305CF809E0D3186D81716E7F2A7E0F24319A1371C3F4E5</ripemd320>
        <ripemd256>44962D56D48E89476234D920A8B2F3F3FE9365155BBB465812FFF9FC768E398B</ripemd256>
        <whirlpool2>2D3E3345C57AA592BCC2CA54BDCD295C7A4DED73A30B9B39C9CCF6A052DE12A9FFBBC834D162ED9A2398DD442FC03A7C7E33465CE1350882421C6F67DE748B4C</whirlpool2>
        <whirlpool0>624B02F5A0E18601D04A8FC43370F83A6E091686A93D532D740BE032A2834A1D2C9AC8DCB0225D271D463128C0C73D17A9B5619B90AC99ECFD9556DEE8E67AD0</whirlpool0>
        <tiger2>A57BE8D40F8AF8D38D9226866B870BA06F05F31419E07D99</tiger2>
        <tiger160>E4279425AA4F64D1858F335335FA4E7E539CDD2F</tiger160>
        <tiger128>E4279425AA4F64D1858F335335FA4E7E</tiger128>
        <sha224>DE416CFE8BBDD3BB124CAA33150CE49CBD326103336FBC90F66ABDCC</sha224>
        <sha0>724423276F493DCF85A2737B87CDE0C3FF8241C9</sha0>
        <sha160>181959EE2C89060704815ECA71B113861B80A26C</sha160>
        <fcs32>818F615A	8645</fcs32>
        <md5sum>A4D825C7A5D56EE3BCD6665A34E389C6</md5sum>
        <cksum>3006D370	8645</cksum>
        <adler32>929F3D9A	8645</adler32>
        <crc32mpeg2>B1A8EA65	8645</crc32mpeg2>
        <sha256>1CD0FE3F32B2988EC47F07F7291F77D2602D1ABA6CEE9165561E6C4AF62DE005</sha256>
        <sha384>28175B890EC6521357A760AD5F4D2E31B270BD47112F742CBDD4E5B4CF16F1142E1DCCA11250C656A6F401B38AE65EA0</sha384>
        <sha512>12F6DEFF81883B42849CF9CCE2B22CDC01915A68455A5F30610EF10AB9367FE8B55185C894E2E092B417A16EA89A1159A29C3A2ACE709F353FEC68B5B4992CF5</sha512>
        <tiger>E4279425AA4F64D1858F335335FA4E7E539CDD2F3B422FA0</tiger>
        <haval>7245F01CD90C16EA6E52DBA45B3F2989</haval>
        <crc16>D80D	8645</crc16>
        <ripemd160>5728F3863B60104B56E386F76F6852ADB7511BDF</ripemd160>
        <ripemd128>5BA7FB05751A9C0322BCACECE359433C</ripemd128>
        <whirlpool>78AD0CAD8C62179B578229487CA7B14EE391A39E5D72931A7A95EBD7EF73F4DB15140C753078C0D5DBF6E11202E6ADBBF028522B2E77469E895D522289D73B27</whirlpool>
        <crc64>40DD94B680BC5679	8645</crc64>
        <md4sum>EADB0F7869E1004FFBEB4A9840C5B7D1</md4sum>
        <md2sum>3D620E37AB267482E448C3CFB845383C</md2sum>
        <elf32>050B68BA	8645</elf32>
        <fcs16>7EBA	8645</fcs16>
        <sum32>00083D21	8645</sum32>
        <filesize>8645</filesize>
        <ptid>82586</ptid>
      </ptid>
    </return>
    <params/>
    <return-description>OK</return-description>
    <return-value>0</return-value>
    <params-prefix></params-prefix>
    <command-name>getlatestptb</command-name>
  </pt>
  <timestamps-data-total>95514669824</timestamps-data-total>
  <timestamps-data-today>1741098645</timestamps-data-today>
  <timestamps-total>83727</timestamps-total>
  <timestamps-today>1158</timestamps-today>
  <too-old-version>0.0</too-old-version>
  <latest-version>0.1</latest-version>
  <version>0.1</version>
</publictimestamp>


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From: Jan K. <ja...@ke...> - 2006-10-13 17:10:00

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