Every now and then I run into old style sources files on
src.fedoraproject.org. That is the plain md5sum format, like this:
c4867d72c41564318e0107745eb7a0f2 setserial-2.17.tar.gz
Most sources files nowadays use the sha512sum tagged format:
SHA512 (setserial-2.17.tar.gz) =
27b4918d303302dfdbca2f8c4fe500685068cfbf3de70b4907bac5a9cdb2e643656c1d821e714c08723abcfbaf99129866002117450bef731a0a09cd38138645
These old style files appear to be mostly generated for sources now old
enough to vote, at least in my country. And they make my, ahem, tooling
fail. (That is: a local script can't handle them.)
How many of these old style sources files are there still left? If only
a few, could we perhaps kick these files into the sha512sum tagged era?
Paul Bolle
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