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When double-clicking a file with .md5 extension , the app opens it and generates hashes for it (which is quite useless).
How to make the app verify the checksums instead?
I think, this should be a default action for files with extensions .md5/.sha1/etc.
The file was generated with ExactFile and has the content like:
; Checksums generated by ExactFile 1.0.0.15
; http://www.exactfile.com
; 29.11.2021 0:56:25
6ddac8c5ce38b6d929948a5e951cf234 *window_PNG17693.png
c8ddc6d5d28488fd91d8116a985047ff *Всемирный день ребёнка.docx
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Ah, it's the size, currently files over 1 MB are not checked for sumfile-ness as checking is rather expensive and happens early on. I guess i should make this into some sort of configurable option. Or just try to parse anything regardless of size and early-fail if something cannot be a valid sumfile, then only edge cases should cause performance problems like a file full of newlines or something.
Anton-V-K
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Opening file with .md5 extension should start hashes verification
Large file with .md5 extension isn't recognized as containing hashes
Nov 29, 2021
When double-clicking a file with .md5 extension , the app opens it and generates hashes for it (which is quite useless).
How to make the app verify the checksums instead?
I think, this should be a default action for files with extensions .md5/.sha1/etc.
The file was generated with ExactFile and has the content like:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: