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Running md5sum on a list of files
Hello,
I would like to run md5sum on a list of files saved in a text file, and save the result in another file. (ie. md5sum `cat list.txt` > md5list.txt) I have tried several things, but I am always confronted to the same problem: some of the filenames have spaces. I have run sed on the list to escape all the spaces, but shell still considers them as parameter separators. How would you do that ? Thanks ! |
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