Can't pass MD5 Check

[NewMesc]

Hi, thanks for your nice code! I met a problem after uploading all intermediate reconstruction files, it showed "MD5 wrong, repeat upload" on each MD5 check columns. I have tried making new submission, using python2 or python3 to execute the upload tool, but not work. Could you help me to find the solutions? Looking forward to your reply！

[arknapit]

Hi, can you send me the username and submission date to @info.tanksandtemples@ivcl.org Then I will have a closer look.

[arknapit]

it turned out, that in your file the linebreaks where encoded as "\r\n" (might be a windows only issue) - and the python script on the server side doesn't like "\r" and therefore didn't read the MD5 sums properly.

Just remove all the "\r" in your next submission (with a HEX editor you will see it, in hex its 0D), so there should be only "\n" left at the linebreak position. We will think about a solution on the server side in the to avoid that in the future for other users, in the meanwhile please check this if you run into this problem again.

[arknapit]

Hello

can you give me your username and date of submission? then I can look at the files and logfiles on our sever.

thanks Arno

On Fri, Dec 25, 2020 at 10:43 AM zhuixunforever notifications@github.com wrote:

I also meet this error "MD5 wrong, repeat upload". But I saw the t2_submission_credentials.txt and *.log in Notepad++, the linebreaks are all 'LF', which means '\n', can you give me some advice?

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[zhuixunforever]

Hello can you give me your username and date of submission? then I can look at the files and logfiles on our sever. thanks Arno … On Fri, Dec 25, 2020 at 10:43 AM zhuixunforever @.*> wrote: I also meet this error "MD5 wrong, repeat upload". But I saw the t2_submission_credentials.txt and .log* in Notepad++, the linebreaks are all 'LF', which means '\n', can you give me some advice? [image: image] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/9960172/103130664-9d3f8c80-46d8-11eb-9f3e-16f373a9552e.png [image: image] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/9960172/103130650-93b62480-46d8-11eb-93ee-47e9cbe2cc90.png — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#27 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ADEGKEVZTW72XA33MH7DZMTSWRNEFANCNFSM4SR3BMQA .

Thank you for your reply. I solved this problem by changing '\r\n' to '\n' in the _md5check.txt. I thought I deleted my question, but it didn't seem to work.

[arknapit]

@zhuixunforever if the problem was solved, could you close the issue? Thanks!

[lemonsstyle]

it turned out, that in your file the linebreaks where encoded as "\r\n" (might be a windows only issue) - and the python script on the server side doesn't like "\r" and therefore didn't read the MD5 sums properly.

Just remove all the "\r" in your next submission (with a HEX editor you will see it, in hex its 0D), so there should be only "\n" left at the linebreak position. We will think about a solution on the server side in the to avoid that in the future for other users, in the meanwhile please check this if you run into this problem again.

it turned out, that in your file the linebreaks where encoded as "\r\n" (might be a windows only issue) - and the python script on the server side doesn't like "\r" and therefore didn't read the MD5 sums properly.

Just remove all the "\r" in your next submission (with a HEX editor you will see it, in hex its 0D), so there should be only "\n" left at the linebreak position. We will think about a solution on the server side in the to avoid that in the future for other users, in the meanwhile please check this if you run into this problem again.

Hello, I also encountered this problem. I installed a software under win to edit hexadecimal md5 files. I deleted all "0D", but after I re-run the upload program, "0D" appeared in the local md5 file, and "Can't pass MD5 Check" was still displayed on the website. Excuse me, do I need to delete all the submitted contents, delete "0D" and submit it from the beginning?

[matyja256]

I met the same problem, and I have emailed my username to @[info.tanksandtemples@ivcl.org]. Could you help me, please? Thanks a lot.

[lemonsstyle]

I met the same problem, and I have emailed my username to @[info.tanksandtemples@ivcl.org]. Could you help me, please? Thanks a lot.

You don't need so many steps, you just need to upload the ply file from the official website's py file on your Linux system computer.And then everything was successful hhhh.