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Check md5sum within Dolphin

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KDE Service Menu

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Downloads: 862	Submitted: Mar 9 2012 Updated: Oct 5 2012
Description: Simple desktop file that adds checking md5sum to Dolphin via right clicking on any iso file. To enable this function for all users, copy file to /usr/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus/. For single user only access ~/.kde/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus/ (your distro may use a slightly different location). In either case make sure it's executable. If you prefer to have the function available for all filetypes rather than just iso's - simply change the line MimeType=application/x-iso;application/x-cd-image;inode/ISO-image; to MimeType=all/all; If you prefer Clipboard rather than Notifier, install xsel and change the Exec line to: Exec=md5sum %F \| xsel -b REQUIRES: libnotify-bin, xsel License: Use or change as you see fit.

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Location suggestion

by Emdek on: Mar 10 2012

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Nice idea. :-)

It don't need to be put in system directory. ;-)
It's enough to put it into:
~/.kde/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus/
(or .kde4, depends on path used by distribution)

Also I'm not sure if it should be restricted to CD /DVD images, it's useful for all files (especially binary ones).

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Re: Location suggestion

by gcala on: Mar 10 2012

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...and why not coping the checksum on system clipboard?

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Re: Re: Location suggestion

by Emdek on: Mar 10 2012

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Yep, that would be nice too, if there is way to do that using existing tools.

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Re: Location suggestion

by oshunluvr on: Mar 11 2012

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Your location is the best if you want it just for your user. I tend to work on multi-user systems so my location makes the function available to all users.

Good to point out the difference - thanks.

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by Emdek on: Mar 11 2012

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Sure, but this (single user) is probably the case most often. ;-)
In your place I would put both paths wit annotation that one will enable it to all users and other only for current user.

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Re: Re: Re: Location suggestion

by oshunluvr on: Mar 11 2012

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Done

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Location suggestion

by Emdek on: Mar 11 2012

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Much better now, thanks. ;-)

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excellent

by snock on: Mar 13 2012

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Excellent, thank you. It could also send the md5sum to clipboard, serious simple and practical.

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Re: excellent

by oshunluvr on: Mar 18 2012

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I prefer the notification method because the clipboard does not auto-pop open when the checksum is ready. You can cut and paste from the notifier if you wanted the output for something.

Anyway: If you want to use the clipboard, install xsel and use

Exec=md5sum %F | xsel -b

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Re: Re: excellent

by Xplorer4x4 on: Oct 21 2012

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Hey oshunluvr, I like the use of the notification, but why not use the standard kdialog rather then requiring another notification package be installed?

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Re: Re: Re: excellent

by oshunluvr on: Oct 26 2012

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Same reasons as my response above, but feel free to change it to use kdialog if you prefer it.

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where I can read the md5sum??

by prowlerxpla on: Oct 3 2012

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on my opensuse tumbleweed with kde 4.8.5, I installed, rightclicked an iso file, choosed "read md5sum", a sort of blue "V" blink for about one minute then disappear, now, where should the md5sum be??:-)
ciao, pier.:-)

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Re: where I can read the md5sum??

by oshunluvr on: Oct 5 2012

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This ServiceMenu puts the checksum in the notifier. You should see a pop-up notification when it's done and the number will also be reviewable if you click on the notifier icon in the taskbar.

If you're not getting the info - it's likely a problem with your notifier.

You can change the location to the clipboard (see the above post)

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Nice one

by Seniazi on: Nov 1 2012

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This is really useful! And by the way gave me the chance to see that making such service menus seems quite simple...maybe I' ll tweak this for sha256sum.

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Re: Nice one

by Seniazi on: Nov 2 2012

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Done.
It's here http://kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=154999

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Debian systems

by hugolia on: Jul 16 2014

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On Debian/Kubuntu systems add "libnotify-bin" package.

sudo apt-get install libnotify-bin

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Check md5sum within Dolphin

KDE Service Menu

Location suggestion

Nice idea. :-) It don't need to be put in system directory. ;-) It's enough to put it into: ~/.kde/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus/ (or .kde4, depends on path used by distribution) Also I'm not sure if it should be restricted to CD /DVD images, it's useful for all files (especially binary ones).

Re: Location suggestion

...and why not coping the checksum on system clipboard?

Re: Re: Location suggestion

Yep, that would be nice too, if there is way to do that using existing tools.

Re: Location suggestion

Your location is the best if you want it just for your user. I tend to work on multi-user systems so my location makes the function available to all users. Good to point out the difference - thanks.

Re: Re: Location suggestion

Sure, but this (single user) is probably the case most often. ;-) In your place I would put both paths wit annotation that one will enable it to all users and other only for current user.

Re: Re: Re: Location suggestion

Done

Re: Re: Re: Re: Location suggestion

Much better now, thanks. ;-)

excellent

Excellent, thank you. It could also send the md5sum to clipboard, serious simple and practical.

Re: excellent

I prefer the notification method because the clipboard does not auto-pop open when the checksum is ready. You can cut and paste from the notifier if you wanted the output for something. Anyway: If you want to use the clipboard, install xsel and use Exec=md5sum %F | xsel -b

Re: Re: excellent

Hey oshunluvr, I like the use of the notification, but why not use the standard kdialog rather then requiring another notification package be installed?

Re: Re: Re: excellent

Same reasons as my response above, but feel free to change it to use kdialog if you prefer it.

where I can read the md5sum??

on my opensuse tumbleweed with kde 4.8.5, I installed, rightclicked an iso file, choosed "read md5sum", a sort of blue "V" blink for about one minute then disappear, now, where should the md5sum be??:-) ciao, pier.:-)

Re: where I can read the md5sum??

Nice one

This is really useful! And by the way gave me the chance to see that making such service menus seems quite simple...maybe I' ll tweak this for sha256sum.

Re: Nice one

Done. It's here http://kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=154999

Debian systems

On Debian/Kubuntu systems add "libnotify-bin" package. sudo apt-get install libnotify-bin :)

Nice idea. :-)

It don't need to be put in system directory. ;-)
It's enough to put it into:
~/.kde/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus/
(or .kde4, depends on path used by distribution)

Also I'm not sure if it should be restricted to CD /DVD images, it's useful for all files (especially binary ones).

Your location is the best if you want it just for your user. I tend to work on multi-user systems so my location makes the function available to all users.

Good to point out the difference - thanks.

Sure, but this (single user) is probably the case most often. ;-)
In your place I would put both paths wit annotation that one will enable it to all users and other only for current user.

I prefer the notification method because the clipboard does not auto-pop open when the checksum is ready. You can cut and paste from the notifier if you wanted the output for something.

Anyway: If you want to use the clipboard, install xsel and use

Exec=md5sum %F | xsel -b

on my opensuse tumbleweed with kde 4.8.5, I installed, rightclicked an iso file, choosed "read md5sum", a sort of blue "V" blink for about one minute then disappear, now, where should the md5sum be??:-)
ciao, pier.:-)

Done.
It's here http://kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=154999

On Debian/Kubuntu systems add "libnotify-bin" package.

sudo apt-get install libnotify-bin

:)