SUM(1) General Commands Manual SUM(1)NAMEsum - compute the checksum and block count of a fileSYNOPSISsum fileOPTIONS(none)EXAMPLESsum /user/ast/xyz # Checksum /user/ast/xyzDESCRIPTIONSum computes the checksum of one or more files. It is most often used to see if a file copied from another machine has been correctly received. This program works best when both machines use the same checksum algorithm. See also crc.SEE ALSOcksum(1), crc(1). SUM(1)
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