From 47f7ef250280ccf8e398a1eea61b992818550314 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Mounir IDRASSI Date: Sun, 9 Jun 2024 01:36:01 +0200 Subject: [PATCH] Update page for 1.25.1 release --- index.htm | 14 ++++++++------ 1 file changed, 8 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/index.htm b/index.htm index ec87afc..34bd6fc 100644 --- a/index.htm +++ b/index.htm @@ -19,10 +19,10 @@  

- DirHash Windows 64-Bit Binary
- DirHash Windows ARM64 Binary
- DirHash Windows 32-Bit Binary
- DirHash Source Code Zip
+ DirHash Windows 64-Bit Binary
+ DirHash Windows ARM64 Binary
+ DirHash Windows 32-Bit Binary
+ DirHash Source Code Zip
DirHash On GitHub
IDRIX Official DirHash page

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DirHash is a Windows console program that computes the hash of a given directory content or a single file. It also supports creating SUM of files in a way similar to classical shasum program. Recursive Lexicographical order is used for browsing the directory hierarchy so that the computed hash can be seen as unique fingerprint of the target directory. Supported hashing algorithms are MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512, Streebog, Blake2s, Blake2 and Blake3.

Usage

DirHash can be invoked from the command like as follows:
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DirHash.exe DirectoryOrFilePath [HashAlgo] [-t ResultFileName] [-progress] [-sum] [-sumRelativePath] [-includeLastDir] [-verify FileName] [-threads] [-clip] [-lowercase] [-overwrite] [-quiet] [-nologo] [-nowait] [-skipError] [-hashnames [-stripnames]] [-exclude pattern1] [-exclude patter2] [-nofollow]

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DirHash.exe DirectoryOrFilePath [HashAlgo] [-t ResultFileName] [-progress] [-sum] [-sumRelativePath] [-includeLastDir] [-verify FileName] [-threads] [-clip] [-lowercase] [-overwrite] [-quiet] [-nologo] [-nowait] [-skipError] [-hashnames [-stripnames]] [-exclude pattern1] [-exclude patter2] [-only pattern1] [-only patter2] [-nofollow]

DirHash.exe -benchmark [HashAlgo | All] [-t ResultFileName] [-clip] [-overwrite] [-quiet] [-nologo] [-nowait]

Possible values for HashAlgo (not case sensitive):

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if -exclude is specified, it must be followed by a string indicating the file type that must be excluded from the hash computation. For example, to exclude .log files, you specify "-exclude *.log". This switch can be repeated many times in the command line to specify different file types to exclude.

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If -only is specified (cannot be combined with -exclude), it must be followed by a string indicating the only file type(s) that must be included in the hash computation. For example, to include only .txt files, you specify "-only *.txt". This switch can be repeated many times in the command line to specify different file types to include.

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if -skipError is specified, program will ignore any non-fatal errors and it will continue processing.

If -nologo is specified, program will not display the copyright message and version number on startup.

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