> Moses wrote: > > O...I see. > > I've get the correct hash on Linux..., thank you all! :-) > > > > The problem remains now is how to get the same hashing on Windows, > > because echo on windows does not have -n flag: > > > echo -n AAA > > -n AAA > > so, on windows "echo -n AAA | gpg --print-md sha1" is actually hashing > > "-n AAA\n" but not "AAA"... :-\ > > > > Is there a easy way to get rid of the newline on windows system? > > A) Construct a text file containing your text without the CR-LF Windows likes > and use 'TYPE' > > > C:\WINDOWS\Temp>dir aaa.txt > Volume in drive C is Ice Chest > Volume Serial Number is 3083-4508 > > Directory of C:\WINDOWS\Temp > > 2007-08-31 16:02 3 aaa.txt > 1 File(s) 3 bytes > 0 Dir(s) 24,640,925,696 bytes free > > C:\WINDOWS\Temp>type aaa.txt | gpg --print-md sha512 > 8D708D18 B54DF396 2D696F06 9AD42DAD 7762B5D4 D3C97EE5 FA2DAE06 73ED4654 > 5164C078 > B8DB3D59 C4B96020 E4316F17 BB3D91BF 1F6BC089 6BBE7541 6EB8C385 > > B) Or use any of the versions of bash or ksh available for Win32 to get a > posix > environment. There are many available: MSYS, Cygwin, UWIN, SFU/Interix > > C:\WINDOWS\Temp>bash > bash-3.2$ echo -n AAA | gpg --print-md sha512 > 8D708D18 B54DF396 2D696F06 9AD42DAD 7762B5D4 D3C97EE5 FA2DAE06 73ED4654 > 5164C078 > B8DB3D59 C4B96020 E4316F17 BB3D91BF 1F6BC089 6BBE7541 6EB8C385 > bash-3.2$ >
Alternatively you could use "echo.exe" which allows use of the "-n" flag to get rid of the newline and is good for putting in scripts. It's in UnxUtils which you can download from http://sourceforge.net/projects/unxutils. _______________________________________________ Gnupg-users mailing list Gnupg-users@gnupg.org http://lists.gnupg.org/mailman/listinfo/gnupg-users
