Exemple #1
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def checkhash(dir,csvf):
    """
    Check hash of file. Only do stuff with it if it has changed
    """
    sha512hasher = FileHash('sha512')
    process = {}
    for f in csvf:
        hashfile = f+".sha512"
        hashvalue = sha512hasher.hash_file(dir + "/" + f)
        if os.path.isfile(dir+"/"+hashfile):
            # file with hash value is present, compare hashes
            print("Hashfile ("+hashfile+") present")
            checksums = dict(sha512hasher.verify_checksums(dir+"/"+hashfile))
            for x, y in checksums.items():
                if x == dir+"/"+f:
                    if y:
                        #print("Hashes match, I have already seen this file")
                        flag = False
                    else:
                        print("Hashes do not match ... we need to process this file; updating hashfile as well")
                        writehashfile(dir,f,hashfile,hashvalue)
                        flag = True
        else:
            print("Hashfile not present, creating it ...")
            writehashfile(dir,f,hashfile,hashvalue)
            flag = True
        process[f] = flag
    return process
 def test_verify_checksums(self):
     """Test the verify_checksums() method."""
     for algo in SUPPORTED_ALGORITHMS:
         hasher = FileHash(algo)
         results = [
             result.hashes_match
             for result in hasher.verify_checksums("hashes." + algo)
         ]
         self.assertTrue(all(results))
Exemple #3
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 def test_checksum(self):
     tested = tempfile.mkstemp()[1]
     fn = 'tests/data/reference_nc.nc'
     nc2mmd = Nc_to_mmd(fn, check_only=True)
     nc2mmd.to_mmd()
     checksum = nc2mmd.metadata['storage_information']['checksum']
     with open(tested, 'w') as tt:
         tt.write('%s *%s'%(checksum, fn))
     md5hasher = FileHash('md5')
     self.assertTrue(md5hasher.verify_checksums(tested)[0].hashes_match)