I would like to create an MD5 file of a directory tree, containing only the bare names of the files. md5deep exactly does that, but it cannot filter for files when in recursive mode.
md5deep -rb . > md5.txt
Is there any way to filter for (*.jpg) before outputting it to md5.txt
? In Linux it would be just a |
, but how do I do it in Windows?
md5deep doesn't filter just those file you give in the filspec e.g. *.jpg. You can use find to generare the file list and pass it to
md5deep
find . -name '*.jpg' -exec md5deep -b {} + >>md5.txt
You should delete the md5.txt file before running the code again otherwise it will have a new set of files appended to it.