Closed MrSchism closed 9 years ago
Although Hashdeep always names the file, the other programs can't be configured to output in quiet mode, using the -q flag, like this:
$ md5deep -q * 8f3eb7549872513a279ce5f2d81f8486 25b50062b9800616fdf3befc390aa514 287bb5cce9ca1a9943ea4d802c04190c
Thanks. If hashdeep itself had the feature, it'd make life a whole lot easier.
When attempting to dump the output from hashdeep (or, in fact, any tool in the suite), it always names the file. It would be nice for automatically comparing a provided hash to a generated hash.