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@Joohansson, @keerifox, @nanogarden and nanogarden
If you want to verify the binary checksum there are plenty of apps to do this. One way is using a powershell or bash terminal:
Get-FileHash -Path '.\Nault-Setup-1.18.2-Windows.exe' -Algorithm SHA256
openssl sha256 Nault-1.18.2-Linux.AppImage
Then compare the output hash with the one listed in the corresponding checksum.txt file. The .yml has a binary checksum that is more complicated.
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RPC calls @keerifox (#563)@BitDesert, @Joohansson, @geommr, @keerifox and @whalemachine
If you want to verify the binary checksum there are plenty of apps to do this. One way is using a powershell or bash terminal:
Get-FileHash -Path '.\Nault-Setup-1.18.1-Windows.exe' -Algorithm SHA256
openssl sha256 Nault-1.18.1-Linux.AppImage
Then compare the output hash with the one listed in the corresponding checksum.txt file. The .yml has a binary checksum that is more complicated.
@BitDesert, @Joohansson and @keerifox
If you want to verify the binary checksum there are plenty of apps to do this. One way is using a powershell or bash terminal:
Get-FileHash -Path '.\Nault-Setup-1.18.0-Windows.exe' -Algorithm SHA256
openssl sha256 Nault-1.18.0-Linux.AppImage
Then compare the output hash with the one listed in the corresponding checksum.txt file. The .yml has a binary checksum that is more complicated.
@BitDesert, @andrew-m-higgs and @keerifox
If you want to verify the binary checksum there are plenty of apps to do this. One way is using a powershell or bash terminal:
Get-FileHash -Path '.\Nault-Setup-1.17.0-Windows.exe' -Algorithm SHA256
openssl sha256 Nault-1.17.0-Linux.AppImage
Then compare the output hash with the one listed in the corresponding checksum.txt file. The .yml has a binary checksum that is more complicated.
@BitDesert, @Joohansson, @andrew-m-higgs, @dependabot, @dependabot[bot] and @keerifox
If you want to verify the binary checksum there are plenty of apps to do this. One way is using a powershell or bash terminal:
Get-FileHash -Path '.\Nault-Setup-1.16.0-Windows.exe' -Algorithm SHA256
openssl sha256 Nault-1.16.0-Linux.AppImage
Then compare the output hash with the one listed in the corresponding checksum.txt file. The .yml has a binary checksum that is more complicated.
@Joohansson and @keerifox
If you want to verify the binary checksum there are plenty of apps to do this. One way is using a powershell or bash terminal:
Get-FileHash -Path '.\Nault-Setup-1.15.0-Windows.exe' -Algorithm SHA256
openssl sha256 Nault-1.15.0-Linux.AppImage
Then compare the output hash with the one listed in the corresponding checksum.txt file. The .yml has a binary checksum that is more complicated.
@BitDesert, @Joohansson and @keerifox
If you want to verify the binary checksum there are plenty of apps to do this. One way is using a powershell or bash terminal:
Get-FileHash -Path '.\Nault-Setup-1.14.0-Windows.exe' -Algorithm SHA256
openssl sha256 Nault-1.14.0-Linux.AppImage
Then compare the output hash with the one listed in the corresponding checksum.txt file. The .yml has a binary checksum that is more complicated.
@Joohansson, @igoracmelo, @igorcmelo and @keerifox
If you want to verify the binary checksum there are plenty of apps to do this. One way is using a powershell or bash terminal:
Get-FileHash -Path '.\Nault-Setup-1.13.4-Windows.exe' -Algorithm SHA256
openssl sha256 Nault-1.13.4-Linux.AppImage
Then compare the output hash with the one listed in the corresponding checksum.txt file. The .yml has a binary checksum that is more complicated.
@Joohansson
If you want to verify the binary checksum there are plenty of apps to do this. One way is using a powershell or bash terminal:
Get-FileHash -Path '.\Nault-Setup-1.13.3-Windows.exe' -Algorithm SHA256
openssl sha256 Nault-1.13.3-Linux.AppImage
Then compare the output hash with the one listed in the corresponding checksum.txt file. The .yml has a binary checksum that is more complicated.
@Joohansson
If you want to verify the binary checksum there are plenty of apps to do this. One way is using a powershell or bash terminal:
Get-FileHash -Path '.\Nault-Setup-1.13.2-Windows.exe' -Algorithm SHA256
openssl sha256 Nault-1.13.2-Linux.AppImage
Then compare the output hash with the one listed in the corresponding checksum.txt file. The .yml has a binary checksum that is more complicated.