Just checked downloaded gpg4win-vanilla-2.2.1.exe against associated checksum using fciv and they do not match.
result is :-
1c44acd1be34b33e2693ef408e44f424 gpg4win-vanilla-2.2.1.exe
I believe it should be:-
6d229b03ec2dcbb54a40f7590d108dc0cbcb5aac
1c44acd1be34b33e2693ef408e44f424 is the md5sum, md5 is a different hash algorithm that is mostly deprecated.
6d229b03ec2dcbb54a40f7590d108dc0cbcb5aac is the sha1 sum of gpg4win-vanilla-2.2.1.exe
I think fciv can also verify sha1sums, maybe fciv -sha1 or something.
I used fciv -sha1 gpg4win-vanilla-2.2.1.exe
I have just done it again and it worked.
Hi there
I tried this to verify hashsum on WIndows but it seems I can’t find the right hash.
C:\Users\HP User>certUtil -hashfile “C:\Users\HP User\Downloads\gpg4win-4.3.1.exe” sha1
SHA1 hash of C:\Users\HP User\Downloads\gpg4win-4.3.1.exe:
7c5fa919c2eb90194e844de027a36e87c7be8a80
CertUtil: -hashfile command completed successfully.
expected result:
S/N: 4F7382A39E57A34E167CF912
Issuer: CN=GlobalSign GCC R45 CodeSigning CA 2020,O=GlobalSign nv-sa,C=BE
Subject: 1.2.840.113549.1.9.1=#636F646540673130636F64652E636F6D,CN=g10 Code GmbH,O=g10 Code GmbH,L=Erkrath,ST=Nordrhein-Westfalen,C=DE
sha2_fpr: DF:B5:9B:70:5C:47:9E:4E:FF:34:AD:BF:F9:B8:DC:AF:5F:74:D3:F6:58:91:F3:8C:D1:B1:0D:C8:D3:F1:42:20
sha1_fpr: B2:85:2D:44:90:F6:55:EB:EA:DF:9F:FD:8D:09:2E:81:54:45:00:77
certid: 6E9CA841CF00ABF4F8929210FF478C9CAB578518.4F7382A39E57A34E167CF912
keygrip: A340DB2D0B82943E8AFD854C6366D5953014D583
notBefore: 2022-04-08 08:26:24
notAfter: 2025-07-02 12:12:13
I presumed the sha1 indicated should be the correct one but they don’t match
Thanks for any assistance.
bernhard
(Bernhard E. Reiter)
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You are comparing the hash of the file with the hash of the certificate. So it is expected to be different values.
See Gpg4win - Check Integrity (further down on the page) has
7c5fa919c2eb90194e844de027a36e87c7be8a80 gpg4win-4.3.1.exe
and see https://wiki.gnupg.org/Gpg4win/CheckIntegrity for more hints.
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Thanks for that.
I needed to look further.
It would be great to have some buttons at the top to point where the different checksums are.
I’m a bit fresh to all of this so easily confused.
Thanks agaim.