Michele Vecchiato wrote:
Ok, I'm a paranoid person ;-), but how does pca to verify that the patch
downloaded from Oracle site is not corrupt?
Simple answer - it doesn't. I have made experiments with JAR patches in the past
(which are cryptographically signed), but the procedures to verify the
Martin Paul wrote:
The reaons (or at least one reason) for differing checksums is that
Sun/Oracle sometimes changes a patch zip file's contents after first
publishing, like updating README files. As far as I know any functional
change would trigger a new revision.
A small addendum: I used a
Ok, I'm a paranoid person ;-), but how does pca to verify that the patch
downloaded from Oracle site is not corrupt? I search on PCA ML archive
but no answer...
You have never done this kind of testing?
To answer this question made a shell script that downloads the file
CHECKSUMS
