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Given a file, say, XXXX.tar.gz, developers often need to make sure it's integrity is correct. Generally we do this obtaining a sha1sum of it.
 
Given a file, say, XXXX.tar.gz, developers often need to make sure it's integrity is correct. Generally we do this obtaining a sha1sum of it.
** In Linux: use sha1sum in linux on the tar/zip file, e.g. <code>sha1sum XXXX.tar.gz</code>
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* In Linux: use sha1sum in linux on the tar/zip file, e.g. <code>sha1sum XXXX.tar.gz</code>
** In Windows: use a tool like the [http://www.shareup.com/HashCalc-download-22889.html HashCalc utility]
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* In Windows: use a tool like the [http://www.shareup.com/HashCalc-download-22889.html HashCalc utility]
** In Mac OS X, use [http://beeblebrox.org/hashtabmac/ Hashtab]
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* In Mac OS X, use [http://beeblebrox.org/hashtabmac/ Hashtab]

Revision as of 20:44, 21 August 2010

Given a file, say, XXXX.tar.gz, developers often need to make sure it's integrity is correct. Generally we do this obtaining a sha1sum of it.

  • In Linux: use sha1sum in linux on the tar/zip file, e.g. sha1sum XXXX.tar.gz
  • In Windows: use a tool like the HashCalc utility
  • In Mac OS X, use Hashtab