#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# ed2k_hash.pl
#
# Revision: 0.4
# Author: #include
# License: GPL
#
# Creates a "hash" link for use with the
# eDonkey2000 network, and prints it to
# STDOUT. Works as both a commandline tool
# and as a GUI tool. If the script is passed
# a list of filenames as arguments, it will
# print a link for each file to STDOUT.
# If the script is run with NO arguments,
# it starts in GUI mode. A Tk dialog will
# pop up and ask for a filename. The file's
# Ed2K link is printed to STDOUT.
#
# Usage:
#
# COMMANDLINE MODE
# $ perl ed2k_hash.pl myfile.zip other_file.zip thisfile.zip > finishe
+d_hash.txt
#
# GUI MODE
# $ perl ed2k_hash.pl
#
use Digest::MD5;
use strict;
my $text;
if ($#ARGV >= 0 )
{
foreach my $fname (@ARGV)
{
print make_ed2k_link($fname);
}
} else {
# Start up the GUI
use Tk;
my $mw = MainWindow->new();
$mw->title("ed2k_hash.pl");
$mw->Label(-text=>"Please enter a filename to hash:")->pack(-fill=>'
+x');
$mw->Entry(-width => 25, -textvariable, \$text)->pack(-anchor => 'nw
+',-fill=>'x');
$mw->Button(-text => "OK",
-command => \&do_hash )
->pack(-side => 'top',
-anchor => 'nw',-fill=>'x');
$mw->Button(-text => "Cancel",
-command => sub { exit })
->pack(-side => 'top',
-anchor => 'nw',-fill=>'x');
MainLoop;
}
sub do_hash
{
print make_ed2k_link($text);
exit;
}
sub make_ed2k_link
{
my($fname)=@_;
my $ctx = Digest::MD5->new;
open(TFILE,"<$fname") or die "Can't open target file ($fname).";
$ctx->addfile(*TFILE);
close TFILE;
my $fhash = $ctx->hexdigest;
my $fsize = -s $fname;
return "ed2k://|file|$fname|$fsize|$fhash|\n";
}
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