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I have an image-file of an ext4 file system (filesystem.img). I am extracting sections sections of the filsystem. Is there a way to manually calculate the the checksum of the sections just with a ...
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I have a local file file1 as well as the sha256 checksum of the original file. The remote is a rhel8 server, local tool sha256sum inside of a git bash on a Windows10 Laptop. For the love of god I seem ...
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How to accelerate re-syncing large file (>3 TB) which got few of its blocks changed (< 1 GB) with rsync. AFAIK, rsync will do checksum comparison between src/dst blocks to find the differences ...
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I'm looking at parsing raw EXT4-formatted block devices, just using Python, primarily as a learning exercise, but am having trouble manually generating the expected Group Descriptor checksums - there ...
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In arch linux AUR there is a checksum field. It is easy to calculate checksum of files or archived directories. The thing I cannot find on internet is this AUR checksum is checksum of what?
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I'm trying to check the integrity of a set of downloaded files using sha256sum. I cryptographically signed a digest file (named SHA256SUMS) with PGP. I create the file by recursively calculating the ...
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I'm creating a new script. I would like to implement a way to verify this script. So I'm using those commands to check the content of the file. remote_file="$(curl -m2 -s "$1")" ...
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I have a pretty hard problem here. I have a photo library with a lot of photos in it in various folders. I then started using Google Photos for my photos, I put those originals into Google Photos, and ...
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I sometimes use gnome-software to check for updates on Debian. My repositories are Debian Stable, Flathub and a few others each dedicated to a single program. When I do sudo apt-get update on Terminal ...
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In the rsync image of output below: I am unable to find the default checksum. Is it the first one, or the one in brackets? What is the bit-depth of just xxhash? Found this DOCUMENTATION states the ...
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I bought a new 2.5-inch external hard drive of 5TB in size from Seagate. On my Linux Mint 21.1 now, I need to format the newly created partition with gdisk: Model: Expansion HDD Sector size (...
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From man rsync: --existing skip creating new files on receiver (emphasis mine) So, what I've done with apparent success: rsync --existing -rtvhP "remote.machine:/photos/*" /photos This ...
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I have invoked rsync with the options --checksum and --append-verify. My understanding of the processing for this combination of options has been that the application would behave as in the ...
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Many Ubuntu versions like 18.04.1, 18.04.2, 16.04.3, kubuntu, lubuntu, xubuntu, couldn't find it's checksum of .iso file from websites, but the .iso can be downloaded from a torrent file providers ...
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Secure storage of my collection of family video is becoming problematic after a dramatic increase in size in the last years. I am using a set of 3 copies of the same collection stored in 2.5 USB thin ...
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I am on a 2015 MacBook Pro and have just updated to OS 12.01 Monterey, and to zsh on terminal. I am able to create a checksum for individual files using shasum -a 256 (then drag in a file). However, I ...
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So I'm trying to split a 64MB file FileCarve.001 into 512 byte segments (each block is 512 bytes long). I need to make sure the file has the same data when split into smaller files, so I cat all the ...
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Scenario: Using Linux shell to back up a directory of many sub files and compressing the data with ‘tar -cvpJf filename.tar /savedir/’. Goal: Using shell — checksum or validate the newly created ‘.tar’...
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When I run md5sum -c I get errors such as "No such file or directory". I only want checksum that did not match and ignore files that could not be read. --quiet gives me same result.
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Summary I have copied (rsync --archive) a folder from an ext4 filesystem to a zfs file system with compression on. Now, I'm trying to verify that both folders are identical so that I can safely delete ...
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I have bunch of .JPG, .NEF and .MOV files made with my Nikon DSLR, named as DSC_0001.JPG, DSC_0002.JPG and so on. After certain number is reached, new directory is made and number count restarted, ...
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As far as I know changing even a bit of a file, will change the whole checksum result, but when I change a file's name this does not affect its checksum (I've tried SHA-1, SHA-256 and MD5). Why? file ...
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My computer has a flawed memory stick for two years and I can't correct this (sticks aren't removable and computer cannot be changed : so it won't be the subject). Sometimes a content is corrupted ...
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Lets say i have an existing directory and someone did cp -r over this and some files changed. I want to detect this change. How can i do it ? I thought of using md5 or some checksum calculator for ...
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My goal is to generate a single checksum for the entirety of a ZFS snapshot. If zfs send is deterministic (including across systems, meaning including on the system that receives the snapshot), then ...
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