The md5sha1sum software offers the functions of md5sum, sha1sum, and ripemd160sum.
The md5sha1sum project is an efficient software that offers md5sum, sha1sum, and ripemd160sum. These features serve as drop-in replacements for the tools in GNU textutils. Installing textutils is unnecessary, as these compact and easy-to-install utilities are a more practical option.
The program is especially useful for Solaris systems, where vendors already provide most textutils tools. Its usage is effortless, as great efforts have been made to ensure maximum compatibility with GNU textutils counterparts. Although not entirely the same, most people may not notice any differences.
For example, the 'md5sum --help' statement reveals various options such as -s, -h, and -V not available in GNU md5sum. The program is also available in binary and ASCII mode for file readings. The silent status features exit code determining verification.
Overall, the program is self-explanatory, and users may resort to the md5sum from GNU textutils man page for guidance. However, suggesting additional man pages for the software from users is highly welcomed.
The program is especially useful for Solaris systems, where vendors already provide most textutils tools. Its usage is effortless, as great efforts have been made to ensure maximum compatibility with GNU textutils counterparts. Although not entirely the same, most people may not notice any differences.
For example, the 'md5sum --help' statement reveals various options such as -s, -h, and -V not available in GNU md5sum. The program is also available in binary and ASCII mode for file readings. The silent status features exit code determining verification.
Overall, the program is self-explanatory, and users may resort to the md5sum from GNU textutils man page for guidance. However, suggesting additional man pages for the software from users is highly welcomed.
What's New
Version 0.9.5: N/A