R robinex Active Member 268 2010 36 240 Mar 3, 2012 #1 Hi I look mass md5 hash changer for linux. I try Mass MD5 Hash Changer v1.0 with wine But not work. Now please help me, How can change md5 hash more files on linux? any command code or apps or script, I wait your replys
Hi I look mass md5 hash changer for linux. I try Mass MD5 Hash Changer v1.0 with wine But not work. Now please help me, How can change md5 hash more files on linux? any command code or apps or script, I wait your replys
O okone Active Member 330 2010 109 0 Mar 3, 2012 #2 I don't know about mass, but you can alter a files MD5 hash by running the following command in ssh. Code: echo 0 >> filename
I don't know about mass, but you can alter a files MD5 hash by running the following command in ssh. Code: echo 0 >> filename
R robinex Active Member 268 2010 36 240 Mar 4, 2012 #3 I try *.* but not work for mass change anybody help me?
CJ Active Member 3,788 2009 1,035 0 Mar 4, 2012 #4 echo 0 >> /home/admin/* should work for all the files in /home/admin/ ?
R robinex Active Member 268 2010 36 240 Mar 4, 2012 #5 If I use * ,give me "ambiguous redirect" error
L lellouchftw Active Member 228 2010 49 0 Mar 14, 2012 #6 Kind of a late reply, but here is a way to do it en masse in linux. Code: find . -type f -name "*.rar" -execdir sh -c 'echo 0 >> "{}"' \; It will find all the rar files below your current path and change the MD5. You can also use it like this: Code: find /home/user/files/ -type f -name "*.rar" -execdir sh -c 'echo 0 >> "{}"' \; That will find all rar files below /home/user/files/, and change the MD5 of all. I love find, it's so cool Anyway, hope that helps! Last edited: Mar 14, 2012
Kind of a late reply, but here is a way to do it en masse in linux. Code: find . -type f -name "*.rar" -execdir sh -c 'echo 0 >> "{}"' \; It will find all the rar files below your current path and change the MD5. You can also use it like this: Code: find /home/user/files/ -type f -name "*.rar" -execdir sh -c 'echo 0 >> "{}"' \; That will find all rar files below /home/user/files/, and change the MD5 of all. I love find, it's so cool Anyway, hope that helps!
H happygal Banned Banned 11 2012 0 0 May 19, 2012 #7 For those of us clueless about linux and command line, is there a Webgui that will work? Thanks, happygal
For those of us clueless about linux and command line, is there a Webgui that will work? Thanks, happygal