fix in line 1670: self.test_file(x.group(1).strip(),unhexlify(x.group(2))) #self.test_file(x.group(1),unhexlify(x.group(2)))
Hey, I think I probably missed some emails due to changing addresses and such, sorry about that. As people noticed I haven't had free time & energy to work on this project in a long time, unfortunately. I could point the sourceforge page to the github page if it's still alive either :)
Yes. I love this tool too. I wrote a email to Matthew. The problem is, that Python2 is EOL. Unfortunately is cfv written in Python2. You must install Python2 first. Then you can install: https://packages.ubuntu.com/eoan/cfv I hope, Matthew write a new version in Python3 ^^
Future of cfv
Hello, cfv is my favorite checksumming tool since nearly a decade. Matthew and all contributors, I want to thank you for writing this great tool and all effort you put into it! I recently installed a Debian buster system and I wanted to do a simple apt install cfv However, that did not work, because cfv was removed from Debian buster. I am writing all this because I think development of cfv has stalled and I want to change that. I like the tool and care for it, that's why I have started a repository...
This would be an excellent feature, and for my use-case would essentially "complete" this tool. Especially if timestamps/filesizes were taken into account.
I'm aware that this is 15-year necroposting, but I'd like to add a clarifying point. It seems to me that there are two things one might mean when one says "to update checksum files". When the files themselves have changed. This is similar to what's discussed here in the OP. The only way I see this working is if the timestamp (and filesize) information also be kept (akin to how rsync performs its 'quick' verification) - simply re-checking and replacing the checksums seems to be inviting disaster (defeating...
This would be an excellent feature, and for my use-case would essentially "complete" this tool.
"export CFV_NOMMAP=" exports the variable with a zero length string, whose detection...
see my reaction below :)
i tried a couple of times. It seems to help. In fact, if i use "export CFV_NOMMAP=0"...
i tried a couple of times. It seems to help. In fact, if i use "export CFV_NOMMAP=0"...
Hi, if the problem still persist, could you try to run the errorneous commands with...
"-q" flag is causing a oom-kill