I hate when this happens.... all I needed was dechex(). *sigh* I could have sworn I'd tried that already, ah well.
Jason Barnett wrote:
I've been able to use md5 / md5_file to verify file integrity. However when I try to check crc32's I'm running into some problems. As an example I download and extract the PHP package for Windows, then when I try to crc32() the file contents I get a totally different value from what I think I should be getting. Obviously I'm missing out on some crucial detail(s) here...
<?php
echo '<pre>';
// This is the extracted install.txt from PHP-5.0.1.Win32.zip $file = 'C:\Downloads\install.txt'; // crc for the file - got from my unzip utility echo $crc = 'EEED9D44' . "\n";
// reading all at once - buffer added line by line produced same results $contents = file_get_contents($file); printf ("%u\n", crc32($contents)); // result: 4008549700 // by the way, how can we cast to unsigned integer instead of using printf?
?>
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