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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting md5sum output append Post 302531888 by kogorman on Saturday 18th of June 2011 11:43:07 AM
Old 06-18-2011
md5sum output append
Hi there,

I have 2 fairly simple lines I am running and both work as expected, but I am trying to append the two of them to output a single line.

The first command get the MAC times of each file :-
Code:
find /media/Vista/Garmin/PCBSMP2/ -type f -printf "%A+ (a) %p\n%T+ (m) %p\n%C+ (c) %p\n"

And the output is :
Code:
2009-10-25+16:01:05.8765787000 (a) /media/Vista/Garmin/PCBSMP2/eula_ENU.txt
2008-03-12+08:36:16.0000000000 (m) /media/Vista/Garmin/PCBSMP2/eula_ENU.txt
2009-10-25+16:01:05.8765787000 (c) /media/Vista/Garmin/PCBSMP2/eula_ENU.txt

The second command is simply calculates the md5sum of each file:-
Code:
find /media/Vista/Garmin/ -type f -print0 | xargs -0 md5sum

And the output is :-
Code:
12e6bdb52d0036cabd6f898def29dd6a  /media/Vista/Garmin/Training CenterSVE.dll
4b4f81c294b9a07479f4f4f8ff20e58c  /media/Vista/Garmin/gStart.exe
32da0f05975b3426c0ad76296abf3073  /media/Vista/Garmin/gStart_Lang.dll

So what I would like to do is have a single command that when run, not only outputs the MAC times but also appends the files md5sum.. like so
Code:
2009-10-25+16:01:05.8765787000 (a) /media/Vista/Garmin/PCBSMP2/eula_ENU.txt 12e6bdb52d0036cabd6f898def29dd6a
2008-03-12+08:36:16.0000000000 (m) /media/Vista/Garmin/PCBSMP2/eula_ENU.txt 12e6bdb52d0036cabd6f898def29dd6a
2009-10-25+16:01:05.8765787000 (c) /media/Vista/Garmin/PCBSMP2/eula_ENU.txt 12e6bdb52d0036cabd6f898def29dd6a

I realise that there will be duplication of the md5 hash 3 times for each file but thats cool.

Any help is appreciated.
Last edited by Franklin52; 06-18-2011 at 02:04 PM.. Reason: Please use code tags, thank you
 

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