Description of problem: Running the the ftp test downloading ISO from ftp mirrors. Comparing the SHA1SUM file to the md5sum output of the downloaded ISO with an invalid result. The byte size matches between source and target files, but the checksum does not. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): FC6T3 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1.Use command ftp client to download an ISO image from any of the Fedora mirror servers. 2.Also download the present SHA1SUM file. 3.Compare md5sum output with the SHA1SUM file. Actual results: ISO file byte target and source size matches, but the md5sum output and SHA1SUM do not. Expected results: the md5sum output and stated md5sum SHA1SUM file entry match. Additional info: This problem has been found on 5 intel PC models with different network card chipsets. This looks like at FC6T3 specific problem. They are: Model # LAN Component D946GZTSSL 82562G (EkronC) D915GAGLK Marvell Yukon 88E8050 (1K) D945GNTLKR Intel 82573V (1K) D101GGC Realtek* 8101L D101GGC Realtek* 8101L
Hi, Did you compare md5sum output to a corresponding item in file SHA1SUM? md5sum checksums do not match sha1sum checksums. You should compare sha1sum output, not md5sum output, to a corresponding item in file SHA1SUM. Juha
Ah! I achieved my goal of learnig something new today!! You are right, the md5sum is different than the SHA1SUM. Please forgive my phoepa!
De nada. Glad to be able to help.