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- Read each of the files in the source directory matching the FileSpec regular expression into memory
- Generate an integrity hash file for each 'original' files it finds matching the FileSpec.
- Save the integrity hash files along with the 'original' files in the transfer target directory (
${USERPROFILE}\jade_demo\b). - An MD5 file corresponding to a file test_1.txt would carry the name test_1.txt.md5.
The next example shows the use of the integrity hash files to verify files that have been transferred.
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main INFO 13:57:35,512 (SOSFileListEntry.java:302) ::createChecksumFile SOSVfs_I_285: Checksum-Datei erzeugt: 'C:\Use
rs\aa\jade_demo\b\test_1.txt.md5' |
The next example shows the use of the integrity hash files to verify files that have been transferred.
Example b) - Checking transferred files Example b) - Checking transferred files against transferred integrity hash files
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If all the hashes are OK then:
- An INFO message such as that listed below will be generated for each file:
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- No information about the results of the integrity checks will be output.
- See Issue
Behavior in the Event of an Integrity Hash Mismatch
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