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Hi Guys, I am wondering about mail deduplication. I am looking into the possibility of seperating out all of the message bodies with multiple parts inside mail that is recived from `dovecot` and hashing them all. The idea is that by hashing all of the parts inside the email, I will be able to ensure that each part of the email will only be saved once. This means that attachments & common

...antone I just grabbed the first track (only 2.7 MB), and metaflac gave me an MD5, but the file failed testing and won't decode. md5 in flac file: 8cefa4d345df955912a2ca94178f072d correct md5 according to shntool: ce67ad906f81db0d914104bea08b0825 So it looks like his machine is creating bad md5s. I just don't know enough about why this could be the case or what else I should be looking at... Thanks, Scott

...;file'' like thing (s3::file) that downloads a file from S3, only if the one on the local machine doesn''t match, and it can send out notifications if the file changed. This is basically an exec command that uses some scripts I wrote in an ''onlyif'' to see if the MD5s don''t match. I also have another one that can deploy or undeploy an application in Glassfish (a Java application server) from a source file. This too is mostly an exec that checks to see if the application is already defined in GF, and if not, installs it from the source file you give...

...fine. Back to multi-user mode, start to copy some large files onto the drive. MD5 sums fail to match for some of the copied files. Unmounted and started up "fsck -y". This succeeded, after fixing a number of errors, so (at this point just as a test case) I re-copied the files with bad MD5s. Some of these came through OK this time, others still did not. I decided perhaps this meant there were still bad blocks on the drive that a read-only test was not finding. You'd think I'd have learned, but encouraged by the success of the previous fsck I optimistically started up anothe...

...with rsync randomly marking some files as having a different checksum (see sample outputs below - run one after another). You would think it is some kind of corruption / io problem with the files but it doesn't seem so - I have copied files around, changes source to different machines, counted md5s manually 100s of times - always the same. All files except config.php are the same (the same md5). I have tried with and without --checksum-seed option. The same files are always affected (randomly listed as changed or not). Do you have any idea how to debug it? Would there be a way in rsync to sho...

...ock that matched something from the diff. Also if any blocks moved to a completely different location, try and figure that out by matching the MD5 of any blocks. For example if you had: int main(int argc, const char **argv) { if (argc > 2) { } switch (argc) { } } You would first make MD5s for the '(' and ')' in the "main" line and for the '{' at the end of the main line, and ending at the end of the code. Now the code looks like: int main(int argc, const char **argv) { switch (argc) { } if (argc > 2) { } } The diff would show that the...

...aving the comment, I want to be sure that the upload(s) has passed validation, but I also need to validate in other ways. For example, I do not want to save the comment if there is no comment or upload. Or, I do not want to save the comment if the image has been uploaded previously (comparing md5s with past upload md5s within the scope of an IP). Previously I had all of the upload attributes combined with my Comments table, which made validation extremely easy. Then when I decided that I would allow multiple uploads per comment, I had to separate the uploads and comments into two diffe...

...unction that simply encodes a block of memory to an output buffer with a given frame number etc. would be helpful, as well a simple function to build and write out a streaminfo metadata block to memory. Maybe also exposing FLAC's implementation of md5 calculation in the form of a function that md5s a memory block, too. I might have time to hammer something out for review. What do you guys think? -- Frederick Akalin http://www.akalin.cx

...e hood' on another TTY as the console does not appear to be accepting my CTL-ALT-Fx commands either. I have also tried installing using the full bin DVD1, but the initial installation errors out immediately noting the yum package cannot be read from source disk/etc. And yes, I have checked the MD5s on all downloaded ISOs. I can readily duplicate this. Any thoughts or pointers on the cause and/or solution? Thanks! --Tim

...binary, and I can''t get any corruption or memory growth at all. Is everyone experiencing the problem using Mongrel? Webrick? What versions of ruby? Are only big files affected? Small files? I''m going to spend some more time fixing my client-side hack that just fails if md5s don''t match, but this is a serious-enough problem that I want to fix the server-side too. -- Love is the triumph of imagination over intelligence. -- H. L. Mencken --------------------------------------------------------------------- Luke Kanies | http://reductivelabs.com | http:/...

Below the trojaned and clean md5s are given. ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Thu, 1 Aug 2002 13:39:22 +0200 From: Magnus Bodin <magnus at bodin.org> To: Wojtek Pilorz <wpilorz at bdk.pl> Cc: openssh-unix-dev at mindrot.org Subject: Re: openssh-3.4p1.tar.gz on ftp.openbsd.org changing rather than froz...

...on, try and figure that out by matching the MD5 of any blocks. >> >> For example if you had: >> >> int main(int argc, const char **argv) { >> if (argc > 2) { >> } >> switch (argc) { >> } >> } >> >> You would first make MD5s for the '(' and ')' in the "main" line and for the '{' at the end of the main line, and ending at the end of the code. Now the code looks like: >> >> int main(int argc, const char **argv) { >> switch (argc) { >> } >> if (argc &g...

...h the download site ones. I have also extracted the "glibc-kernheaders-nnnn.rpm" from the ISO image #1 & compared its' md5 sum with the same module from the /os/ directory on the download site & they also agree. I have also downloaded the ISOs again & they are the same md5s as the first set :-\ Centos4 ======= This install gets to the point at where it would normally try & mount up the CENTOS4 NFS repository which is on the same server as all the other distros (this runs RH9). It then goes into a loop whereby it keeps prompting for the name of the NFS server &...

...encodes a block of memory to > an output buffer with a given frame number etc. would be helpful, as > well a simple function to build and write out a streaminfo metadata > block to memory. Maybe also exposing FLAC's implementation of md5 > calculation in the form of a function that md5s a memory block, too. > I might have time to hammer something out for review. What do you > guys think?

...mtree, which has O(n^2) worst case complexity where n is the number of nodes in the AST. But I am not sure.. > > For example if you had: > > int main(int argc, const char **argv) { > if (argc > 2) { > } > switch (argc) { > } > } > > You would first make MD5s for the '(' and ')' in the "main" line and > for the '{' at the end of the main line, and ending at the end of the > code. Now the code looks like: > > int main(int argc, const char **argv) { > switch (argc) { > } > if (argc > 2) { &gt...

So I'm attempting to build Wine from the the source files in the Git repository. After running ./configure I took note of the dependencies that were missing and went about trying to download, build and install them. I then re-ran ./configure and it still couldn't find any of the libraries I had just downloaded. My initial thought was that Macports was building the libraries as 64-bit.

...he appendix as we receive more information. If you do not see your vendor's name, the CERT/CC did not hear from that vendor. Please contact your vendor directly. Appendix A. Vendor Information Vendor Name Caldera See ftp://ftp.calderasystems.com/pub/OpenLinux/updates/2.3/current MD5s db1dda05dbe0f67c2bd2e5049096b42c RPMS/bind-8.2.2p3-1.i386.rpm 82bbe025ac091831904c71c885071db1 RPMS/bind-doc-8.2.2p3-1.i386.rpm 2f9a30444046af551eafd8e6238a50c6 RPMS/bind-utils-8.2.2p3-1.i386.rpm 0e4f041549bdd798cb505c82a8911198 SRPMS/bind-8.2.2p3-1.src.rpm Comp...

I''m seeing a recurring, nightly copy of files which are not changing. I get the following message every night from tagmail. 1. It happens once per day (not every 30 minutes) 2. The files haven''t changed in months 3. The files aren''t changing -- there''s only one md5 in the clientbucket for each file 4. There''s no schedule on the resource 5. The files

Hello, I am currently studying Computer Science at TU Eindhoven. I am doing a course that involves programming assignments on parts of LLVM such as lowering, scheduling and optimization. For this year's Google Summer of Code I plan to submit a proposal to implement a clang-based diff tool [1]. I think it really pays off to have decent developer tools available, as they can save tons of time.

...gt; which encrypts it according to whatever method is needed and compares the > hashes. In samba, the password is arriving at the samba server already > hashed, so samba can't pass on a plaintext version to pam. Also, the > hashing algorithm is not the same as standard unix crypts or md5s, so we > can simply compare hashes. (Are the samba hashes 2-way? if so, then why > can't samba unencrypt the passwords and send them to pam in plain?) > > I'm using a variety of scripts to keep my three entries per person > synchronized. It's not too bad. Of course i...