Creating MD5 hashes in Windows in Everything Else Posted September 17, 2008 Darren I honestly think that rsync would be a much better option for you provided the other side is willing. I use rsync to transfer large files all the time and never worry about manually comparing md5 information after the transfer.
Creating MD5 hashes in Windows
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Darren I honestly think that rsync would be a much better option for you provided the other side is willing. I use rsync to transfer large files all the time and never worry about manually comparing md5 information after the transfer.