About
fhash is a command line tool for computing the digital hashes of the contents of files. A number of different hashing algorithms are supported, currently md5, md4, sha1, crc32 and crc32b. It is possible to hash either a single file or the contents of a directory and optionally all its sub directories.
Example Usage
fhash.exe -a crc32b -p c:\somefile.exe
This will compute the hash of the file 'c:\somefile.exe' using the crc23b algorithm.
fhash.exe -r -p c: > hashes.txt
This will process all files in drive C and its sub directories (via the -r switch) using the default algorithm md5 and pipe the output into a file 'hashes.txt'.
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