Feature request: add directive for hash function name in output

[georgeraraujo]

Feature request: add directive for hash function name in output

[rhash]

The same result (but without a comment header) can be obtained with --printf option:

C:\RHash-1.4.4-english-win64>rhash --printf "%{sha-256} ?SHA256*%p\n" rhash.exe
6d4b265534252d2a727e7089a23f4eb82a56af164b9fb12bbb8507ed8c9062e5 ?SHA256*rhash.exe

You should write a batch script, passing the --printf option to rhash.

[satori80]

--bsd sort of does that. e,g.:

rhash -r -H --percents --speed --bsd -o sums.sum *
SHA1  (20200526_130036.mp4) = 50b4353288156c40182b5cc1488634683a27de15
SHA1  (Amanda LG\Android.7z) = 7954e18f455fc10190b2afab223c402f4f06fcfa
...

[georgeraraujo]

--bsd sort of does that. e,g.:

rhash -r -H --percents --speed --bsd -o sums.sum *
SHA1  (20200526_130036.mp4) = 50b4353288156c40182b5cc1488634683a27de15
SHA1  (Amanda LG\Android.7z) = 7954e18f455fc10190b2afab223c402f4f06fcfa
...

Yes, I found out about it in the documentation. I asked because I'm looking for a drop-in replacement for FSUM:

C:\RHash-1.4.4-english-win64>fsum -sha256 rhash.exe

SlavaSoft Optimizing Checksum Utility - fsum 2.52.00337
Implemented using SlavaSoft QuickHash Library <www.slavasoft.com>
Copyright (C) SlavaSoft Inc. 1999-2007. All rights reserved.

; SlavaSoft Optimizing Checksum Utility - fsum 2.52.00337 <www.slavasoft.com>
;
; Generated on 07/15/23 at 18:02:31
;
6d4b265534252d2a727e7089a23f4eb82a56af164b9fb12bbb8507ed8c9062e5 ?SHA256*rhash.exe