problems with some .md5 files
Moderators: Big-O Ryan, Big-O Mark
problems with some .md5 files
It seems that some programs generate .md5 files that are formatted this way:
filename1 md5hash1
filename1 md5hash2
etc...
hfSFV doesn't recognize this.
Could it be fixed to recognize this as well?
filename1 md5hash1
filename1 md5hash2
etc...
hfSFV doesn't recognize this.
Could it be fixed to recognize this as well?
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Another MD5 format that doesn't work with hkSFV. It's created with Easy MD5 Creater.
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; Generated by Easy MD5 Creator 1.4.0 on 8 April 2003 at 7:07:28 PM.
;
; File Size (Bytes) Time/Date
; ----------------------- ------------ ---------
; 01 - Play With Fire.Mp3 25,820,316 19:06:17 08/04/2003
; 02 - The Doctor.Mp3 14,644,919 19:06:05 08/04/2003
; 03 - Politician.Mp3 10,912,544 19:06:09 08/04/2003
; 04 - Powerhouse Sod.Mp3 20,389,354 19:06:09 08/04/2003
;
01 - Play With Fire.Mp3 09FC472E0ACCCC82EB58B6E97A7FAECD
02 - The Doctor.Mp3 5D5F27997DCC7B34849CFB81687EC759
03 - Politician.Mp3 30881088A2B4E8F09430B8058ABBBB93
04 - Powerhouse Sod.Mp3 DA2CCCE091B38652036FF072FCCFE1E7
; End of MD5 file.
incompatibilities
whereas Brad Smith's programs Easy SFV/MD5 Generator are handy tools to create SFV/MD5-files, they're (like every other program but hkSFV) a pain in the ass when it comes down to verify files.
Alone the old "space converted to underscore for some obnoxious thoughts of the clueless programmer"-issue leads all of these 'smart' programs to fail.
With fucking PAR and its successor fucking power2 PAR2 it's just the same.
So it really gets on the nerves that hkSFV refuses to recognize some ( I currently only know of EASY MD5 Generator) formats.
Speaking of formats, it's obvious that the hkSFV-generated format is a tad obnoxious compared to Brad Smith's programs:
In the comment part the fileinfo starts with filesize, followed by time, date, and FINALLY the thing one would consider the most important part, the filename. Huh?
In the verification part the fileinfo starts with checksum, an asterisk (where on earth was THAT derived from?) followed by the filename. Thankfully it's still sorted by name, not by checksum.
So, the first issue should be to make hkSFV recognize formats (in fact more logical than its own) like these , the second one to generate better formatted output.
I really would like to delete all other SFV/MD5 programs but hkSFV.
In the mean time I have to write a macro that converts checksum files in a format understandable by hkSFV to gain the auto rename feature.
Alone the old "space converted to underscore for some obnoxious thoughts of the clueless programmer"-issue leads all of these 'smart' programs to fail.
With fucking PAR and its successor fucking power2 PAR2 it's just the same.
So it really gets on the nerves that hkSFV refuses to recognize some ( I currently only know of EASY MD5 Generator) formats.
Speaking of formats, it's obvious that the hkSFV-generated format is a tad obnoxious compared to Brad Smith's programs:
In the comment part the fileinfo starts with filesize, followed by time, date, and FINALLY the thing one would consider the most important part, the filename. Huh?
In the verification part the fileinfo starts with checksum, an asterisk (where on earth was THAT derived from?) followed by the filename. Thankfully it's still sorted by name, not by checksum.
So, the first issue should be to make hkSFV recognize formats (in fact more logical than its own) like these , the second one to generate better formatted output.
I really would like to delete all other SFV/MD5 programs but hkSFV.
In the mean time I have to write a macro that converts checksum files in a format understandable by hkSFV to gain the auto rename feature.
Came here for a solution to this, seems there isn't one
I also use(d) Easy MD5 Creator by Bradford Smith. It would seem his web site no longer works, so in the process of finding other ways of getting his SFV and MD5 programs, I came upon hkSFV.
I would rather not install any of Bradford's software if I can get ONE program to do both things, as hkSFV does.
My problem is, though, I have over 1500 md5 hashes (in 5-6 md5 files) that were all created using Easy MD5 Creator.
I came to this forum to specifically find a solution to this formatting problem, and it would seem there is none, save for the last guy who created a macro to convert his other md5's to the format for hkSFV.
When will a fix (if ever) be implimented to read md5 files formatted in this way?
Thanks,
nightwalker
I would rather not install any of Bradford's software if I can get ONE program to do both things, as hkSFV does.
My problem is, though, I have over 1500 md5 hashes (in 5-6 md5 files) that were all created using Easy MD5 Creator.
I came to this forum to specifically find a solution to this formatting problem, and it would seem there is none, save for the last guy who created a macro to convert his other md5's to the format for hkSFV.
When will a fix (if ever) be implimented to read md5 files formatted in this way?
Thanks,
nightwalker
There will not be a fix to hkSFV because the creators have completely abandoned everything having to do with Big-O; they haven't been here for over a year I believe. Some people still frequent the forum though and might have something that could help you. But there won't be a new version of hkSFV anytime soon (or ever for that matter).
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Re: Came here for a solution to this, seems there isn't one
If it's only a small amount of files in question, you can do it even with Winword & Excel.nightwalker wrote:My problem is, though, I have over 1500 md5 hashes (in 5-6 md5 files) that were all created using Easy MD5 Creator.
I came to this forum to specifically find a solution to this formatting problem, and it would seem there is none, save for the last guy who created a macro to convert his other md5's to the format for hkSFV.
You have to change the positions of the crc & the file name.
Get a HK-SFV generated md5-file & a Hard MD5 Creator generated one. You'll see what you need to change. Use the column mark function of Winword (ALT + mouse) & copy. Paste the colums into an Excel spreadsheet & change the column order as needed. Get this back to the md5-file, remove the column separators, usually tabs - you're thru.
Why Winword can't paste this way is beyond me - it's the same philosophy like not creating a directory with INS using Explorer.
Here's a quick (5 sec) macro for Ultra Edit, watch the top/bottom line of the selection to be converted, they get mangled, of course. You can extend this macro just with copy&paste easily. Good luck.
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Re: Came here for a solution to this, seems there isn't one
What a fucking forum software is this? Just switched IPs after login and now I'm logged off by default? And still with the same IP & not logged in, a guest cannot edit a previous made post? Sheesh!
Anyway, the precious previous posting was proudly brought to you by me.
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You have to change the positions of the crc & the file name.
Get a HK-SFV generated md5-file & a Hard MD5 Creator generated one. You'll see what you need to change. Use the column mark function of Winword (ALT + mouse) & copy. Paste the colums into an Excel spreadsheet & change the column order as needed. Get this back to the md5-file, remove the column separators, usually tabs - you're thru.
Why Winword can't paste this way is beyond me - it's the same philosophy like not creating a directory with INS using Explorer.
Here's a quick (5 sec) macro for Ultra Edit, watch the top/bottom line of the selection to be converted, they get mangled, of course. You can extend this macro just with copy&paste easily. Good luck.
---------------------------
InsertMode
ColumnModeOff
HexOff
UnixReOff
Find ";^p"
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Anyway, the precious previous posting was proudly brought to you by me.
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If it's only a small amount of files in question, you can do it even with Winword & Excel.nightwalker wrote:My problem is, though, I have over 1500 md5 hashes (in 5-6 md5 files) that were all created using Easy MD5 Creator.
I came to this forum to specifically find a solution to this formatting problem, and it would seem there is none, save for the last guy who created a macro to convert his other md5's to the format for hkSFV.
You have to change the positions of the crc & the file name.
Get a HK-SFV generated md5-file & a Hard MD5 Creator generated one. You'll see what you need to change. Use the column mark function of Winword (ALT + mouse) & copy. Paste the colums into an Excel spreadsheet & change the column order as needed. Get this back to the md5-file, remove the column separators, usually tabs - you're thru.
Why Winword can't paste this way is beyond me - it's the same philosophy like not creating a directory with INS using Explorer.
Here's a quick (5 sec) macro for Ultra Edit, watch the top/bottom line of the selection to be converted, they get mangled, of course. You can extend this macro just with copy&paste easily. Good luck.
---------------------------
InsertMode
ColumnModeOff
HexOff
UnixReOff
Find ";^p"
Find ";
"
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MD5 hashes
I guess You alre Windoz users. Sometimes it's usefull to use several MD5 programs. However I agree, the format of the .MD5 can differ. The hash is the same, put the layout is different and You need to find a way to handle them all, tihout loosing time.
Bradnon Staggs (www.brandonstaggs.com) FileCheckMD5 is very usefull to check a full cd. you create an .MD5 and You put the program in the root of the CD. When You execute the program it scans all files and dirs on Your CD.
However it writes hashes in this way:
c5d3fd1df060e3547424bff1ca907cba|setup.exe
Brad Smith Easy MD5 Creator is usefull to use in the RIGHT-CLICK way on the folder or program to create an MD5 file. And to open this MD5 file again with the same program to check files or fiolders.
However it writes hashes in this way:
(type: Easy MD5 Creator)
setup.exe C5D3FD1DF060E3547424BFF1CA907CBA
(type: Unix capatible)
MD5 (setup.exe) = c5d3fd1df060e3547424bff1ca907cba
(type: MD5 Checker)
c5d3fd1df060e3547424bff1ca907cba setup.exe
(type:GPG and some other formats like MD5-it, MD5Summer)
So use both and sed or Ultraedit to make them interchangeable.
The ONLY difference between FileCheckMD5 and EasyMD5 Creator
formattype MD5 Checker is the pipe character "|" which need to be changed into a TAB and visa versa.
Example:
c5d3fd1df060e3547424bff1ca907cba|setup.exe
versus
c5d3fd1df060e3547424bff1ca907cba setup.exe
If You were Unix users You should known You can handle all text replacements with sed.
Take a look on the net for a sed in dos, and create some regular expressions. If You have time to learn regex, You would thanks heaven
to modify bulk tekstfiles. If this is too difficult, You can use UltraEdit macro's, but it will be slower.
Greetings,
Jurgen (jurgen@person.be)
Bradnon Staggs (www.brandonstaggs.com) FileCheckMD5 is very usefull to check a full cd. you create an .MD5 and You put the program in the root of the CD. When You execute the program it scans all files and dirs on Your CD.
However it writes hashes in this way:
c5d3fd1df060e3547424bff1ca907cba|setup.exe
Brad Smith Easy MD5 Creator is usefull to use in the RIGHT-CLICK way on the folder or program to create an MD5 file. And to open this MD5 file again with the same program to check files or fiolders.
However it writes hashes in this way:
(type: Easy MD5 Creator)
setup.exe C5D3FD1DF060E3547424BFF1CA907CBA
(type: Unix capatible)
MD5 (setup.exe) = c5d3fd1df060e3547424bff1ca907cba
(type: MD5 Checker)
c5d3fd1df060e3547424bff1ca907cba setup.exe
(type:GPG and some other formats like MD5-it, MD5Summer)
So use both and sed or Ultraedit to make them interchangeable.
The ONLY difference between FileCheckMD5 and EasyMD5 Creator
formattype MD5 Checker is the pipe character "|" which need to be changed into a TAB and visa versa.
Example:
c5d3fd1df060e3547424bff1ca907cba|setup.exe
versus
c5d3fd1df060e3547424bff1ca907cba setup.exe
If You were Unix users You should known You can handle all text replacements with sed.
Take a look on the net for a sed in dos, and create some regular expressions. If You have time to learn regex, You would thanks heaven
to modify bulk tekstfiles. If this is too difficult, You can use UltraEdit macro's, but it will be slower.
Greetings,
Jurgen (jurgen@person.be)
Addendum
O i forgot to mention hkSFV which can create both SFV and MD5.
If You wanna convert FileCheckMD5 files to hkSFV You need
to replace '|' into '<space> *' and visa versa for the other direction.
Indeed, if You wanna ucheck for SFV and MD5 You should better use the combination FileCheckMD5 and hkSFV.
Maybe we should mail the author of FileCheckMD5 to provide an option
to specify the separator in this way:
FilecheckMD5.exe -s'|' and FilecheckMD5.exe -s' *'
So for the conversions, You should stick on Ultraedit Multi file replacement, an Ultra Edit Macro or SED to trigger a regular expression on the files. In the last case, You need to learn dos commands.
greetings,
Jurgen.
If You wanna convert FileCheckMD5 files to hkSFV You need
to replace '|' into '<space> *' and visa versa for the other direction.
Indeed, if You wanna ucheck for SFV and MD5 You should better use the combination FileCheckMD5 and hkSFV.
Maybe we should mail the author of FileCheckMD5 to provide an option
to specify the separator in this way:
FilecheckMD5.exe -s'|' and FilecheckMD5.exe -s' *'
So for the conversions, You should stick on Ultraedit Multi file replacement, an Ultra Edit Macro or SED to trigger a regular expression on the files. In the last case, You need to learn dos commands.
greetings,
Jurgen.
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