Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII lmuelle@gwdg.de writes: > For example 'echo Penguin | md5sum' produces > 55b43a733411438c4c06c66fd2ccab26 > and not > 99625fa1cac27bb6a2b33b7638afe47 By default "echo" attaches a newline character. If you have GNU "echo" (which comes with most/all(?) Linux distributions), then you should type echo -n Penguin | md5sum If you use Solaris "echo", then you need to type /usr/bin/echo 'Penguin\c' | md5sum If you use yet another version of "echo", you will have to check with the relevant manual page for your system. Markus -- Markus Gutschke Internet: markus@infoscape.com Infoscape, Inc Phone: +1-415-537-3778 657 Mission Street, Suite 200 San Francisco, CA 94105 Disclaimer: The above message represents my personal opinion; It does not constitute an offical statement by Infoscape!
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