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Seems like the newer md5sum has issues with a CHECKSUMS file containing more than just md5 checksums... if you delete the header lines from Slackware's CHECKSUMS.md5 and only leave the actual checksum lines, then the command "md5sum -c CHECKSUMS.md5" works.
Seems like the newer md5sum has issues with a CHECKSUMS file containing more than just md5 checksums... if you delete the header lines from Slackware's CHECKSUMS.md5 and only leave the actual checksum lines, then the command "md5sum -c CHECKSUMS.md5" works.
Yes, i think you are right about this one
it's a bug upstream, but i still haven't found any discussion on the coreutils list so far
Seems like the newer md5sum has issues with a CHECKSUMS file containing more than just md5 checksums... if you delete the header lines from Slackware's CHECKSUMS.md5 and only leave the actual checksum lines, then the command "md5sum -c CHECKSUMS.md5" works.
Eric
Yes, deleting header infos from the beginning of the CHECKSUMS.md5 file fixed this.
I am using 32-bit current Slack.
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