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Considering that FileZilla is used to manage files on websites, Im shocked they dont provide someone to verify the download is okay.

Any ideas what to do Sincerely, Debbie P.S.

Ive noticed a similar problem with the app TextWrangler.

P.S. Ive noticed a similar problem with the app TextWrangler.

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Id also say the majority of mac users do not even care about that sort of thing.

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I need to install FileZilla on my new cMBP, but when I go to the website, I cant find a checksum to verify that what I download is safe.

Do you absolutely need the checksum for a downloaded file, especially when the download comes from the OFFICIAL source of the application.

Im trying to turn over a new leaf and really up my approach to security.

I dont know what to do with that Im used to see a SHA-1 posted on the app makers website, and then I go into Terminal and type.

When I click on that I get a pop up asking me to save a file.

The link I posted points you to the site where the FileZilla developers have made available a text file that contains the valid hashes for all of the different platforms (i.e.

Mac, Windows, Linux etc.).

Opening FileZilla3.7.1.1.sha512 You have chosen to open FileZilla3.7.1.1.sha512 which is a: Binary File (1.2 KB) from Would you like to save this file Cancel Save File.

You have to run the hash check on your system, as follows: openssl dgst -sha512.

The dgst is part of the command syntax for checking the file.

I do not know all of the ins and outs of using OPENSSL, I know enough to get done what I need.

As I mentioned the file that contains the hashes (FileZilla3.7.1.1.sha512) is a TEXT file.

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