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Android Question please publish verified hashes for all the installation assets/zip files
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?? What do you mean exactly? What exactly are you trying to archieve?
Hashes will differ for each developer/app.
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MD5 hashes for the SDK install images/zip files like everyone else has.
for example all MD5 hashes for ubuntu downloads:-
here
and here,
for example all MD5 hashes for ubuntu downloads:-
here
Ubuntu 18.04.6 LTS (Bionic Beaver)
CD images for Ubuntu 18.04.6 LTS (Bionic Beaver)
releases.ubuntu.com
UbuntuHashes - Community Help Wiki
help.ubuntu.com
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You can see the MD5 hash for your app in the IDE. See private signkey-window... Extras/Private Sign-Key.
NO NEED for any other hash!
What do you need it for?
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to clarify, I want md5 hashes for everything downloaded from this webpage
www.b4x.com
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Download the file and create a hash if you want.
I still do not understand for what you need them??????????? <-- !!!!
I never needed one in all the years i´m here.
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because i follow the install instructions and it doesnt work. i looked at the directories and
they dont match up with the b4a install instructions. This is not my first time using a b4a.
software kit either.
i want to download the zip file run md5 locally against the zip file and compare it to a published hash
on the b4a downloads page so that i can be sure im getting the exact same bit for bit archive.
this is not so unusual as ive pointed out there's a hash for everything you download
in an ubuntu distribution ref. ubuntuhashes
they dont match up with the b4a install instructions. This is not my first time using a b4a.
software kit either.
i want to download the zip file run md5 locally against the zip file and compare it to a published hash
on the b4a downloads page so that i can be sure im getting the exact same bit for bit archive.
this is not so unusual as ive pointed out there's a hash for everything you download
in an ubuntu distribution ref. ubuntuhashes
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