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Dear @tristanheaven ,
I just saved some checksums to a file using the option in the "File" menu but the output format makes it hard for other pieces of software to parse:
# Algorithm1 checksum1 filename1 checksum2 filename2 # Algorithm2 [...]
Could you please allow the users to save their checksums as CSV files instead ?
Best regards,
Samuel
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That format should be compatible with GNU md5sum, sha1sum, etc.
gtkhash -C does support reading other formats (although not CSV), so it makes sense to be able to output those as well.
gtkhash -C
HASHDEEP-1.0 might be a good CSV format to add.
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Hi @tristanheaven ,
HASHDEEP-1.0 as in https://github.com/jessek/hashdeep ?
That's the one. The format is described here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jessek/hashdeep/master/FILEFORMAT
Only md5, sha1, sha256, whirlpool, and tiger are supported though.
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Dear @tristanheaven ,
I just saved some checksums to a file using the option in the "File" menu but the output format makes it hard for other pieces of software to parse:
Could you please allow the users to save their checksums as CSV files instead ?
Best regards,
Samuel
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: