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cksfv is a command line tool that uses crc32 checksum to verify file |
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integrity. .sfv is simple file verification. |
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There is a script to integrate this tool with GNOME's Nautilus file manager, |
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but since GNOME isn't included in Slackware, it is included as part of the |
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documentation instead of in the normal location. You can install it on your |
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own or modify the SlackBuild script to do so. It can be found under the |
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"./scripts" directory of the source code, and is called CheckSFV in the |
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resulting package's documentation directory. All you need to do is to copy |
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the "CheckSFV" file to $HOME/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts |
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There is a script to integrate this tool with GNOME's Nautilus file |
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manager, but since GNOME isn't included in Slackware, it is included |
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as part of the documentation instead of in the normal location. |
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You can install it on your own or modify the SlackBuild script to |
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do so. It can be found under the "./scripts" directory of the source |
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code, and is called CheckSFV in the resulting package's documentation |
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directory. All you need to do is to copy the "CheckSFV" file to |
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$HOME/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts |