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Getting the checksum of a file through vsFTPd
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On your server have a cron job that runs daily in /etc/cron.daily. No special crontab magic needs to be done. Simply but an executable script there.
Here is one I have handy already for calculating hash sums on files:
#!/bin/bash
md5sum \
install.sh \
eyesome.sh \
eyesome-cfg.sh \
eyesome-src.sh \
eyesome-sun.sh \
wake-eyesome.sh \
start-eyesome \
daily-eyesome-sun \
systemd-wake-eyesome \
acpi-lid-eyesome.sh \
acpi-lid-event-eyesome \
eyesome-dbus.sh \
> eyesome.md5
So you would download the file eyesome.md5 to your remote machine.
$ cat eyesome.md5
2627fe73a1c99c1ec02a17002cf88dad install.sh
62999343cd603c4bff70e890367739bb eyesome.sh
c42766c412b31c45d814efea36c1021b eyesome-cfg.sh
8e56b945b9173dee4cceecb1b111b28a eyesome-src.sh
d70ca24ca2aea58b043d86e9bdd15c0e eyesome-sun.sh
28b0fde9a98933fee0226c49350fdc6c wake-eyesome.sh
712eff1f4ec14fbf04521674c32aa5b8 start-eyesome
0cdc4dbb0a383cd97f1e6d0744a6f8e4 daily-eyesome-sun
5a2abb831f31a7339270868ddd37f745 systemd-wake-eyesome
e06f195dcf254d65b4f8512d46e44458 acpi-lid-eyesome.sh
8ce2412bdb1bab4bca6e4921f9ae282b acpi-lid-event-eyesome
54e3052f12ca33fc53e38b01d4dd05d6 eyesome-dbus.sh
Note: If your file names are prefixed with a path you may have to change it from the server’s path to your local path with sed, grep or another utility.
Then run:
$ md5sum -c eyesome.md5
install.sh: OK
eyesome.sh: OK
eyesome-cfg.sh: OK
eyesome-src.sh: FAILED
eyesome-sun.sh: OK
wake-eyesome.sh: FAILED
start-eyesome: OK
daily-eyesome-sun: OK
systemd-wake-eyesome: OK
acpi-lid-eyesome.sh: OK
acpi-lid-event-eyesome: OK
eyesome-dbus.sh: OK
md5sum: WARNING: 2 computed checksums did NOT match
The files that fail (eyesome-src.sh and wake-eyesome.sh) you need to download.