Using KORN to compare local and remote MD5

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I am in need of creating and checking checksums between a local file, and the remote file I just pushed. If the MD5 checks, continue, else break. This needs to be in KORN shell scripting because we are using AIX machines.



here's the code I have so far:



for file in <<Directory>>; do
 -- Get MD5 of local file
 LOCALMD5=!chsum "$(basename "$file")"
 sftp <<USER>>@<<IP>> <<EOF
 PUT file <<SFTP OUTPUT FOLDER>>
 REMOTEMD5= <<<COMMAND HERE>>>> <<--- HELP NEEDED HERE
 IF [[LOCALMD5!=REMOTEMD5]]; THEN
 RETURNVALUE = -1
 BREAK
done

print RETURNVALUE


How do I get the remote MD5 checksum?






aix sftp hashsum







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  • Are you actually calling cksum, or is chsum some other local utility/function/wrapper?
    – Jeff Schaller
    30 mins ago










  • this is new code, so we are using cksum right now.
    – arcee123
    30 mins ago










  • New to Korn Scripting
    – arcee123
    29 mins ago










  • do you have csum available? (AIX 7's supports MD5)
    – Jeff Schaller
    23 mins ago










  • do you have ksh93 available? (for array support)
    – Jeff Schaller
    22 mins ago














up vote
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down vote

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I am in need of creating and checking checksums between a local file, and the remote file I just pushed. If the MD5 checks, continue, else break. This needs to be in KORN shell scripting because we are using AIX machines.



here's the code I have so far:



for file in <<Directory>>; do
 -- Get MD5 of local file
 LOCALMD5=!chsum "$(basename "$file")"
 sftp <<USER>>@<<IP>> <<EOF
 PUT file <<SFTP OUTPUT FOLDER>>
 REMOTEMD5= <<<COMMAND HERE>>>> <<--- HELP NEEDED HERE
 IF [[LOCALMD5!=REMOTEMD5]]; THEN
 RETURNVALUE = -1
 BREAK
done

print RETURNVALUE


How do I get the remote MD5 checksum?






aix sftp hashsum







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  • Are you actually calling cksum, or is chsum some other local utility/function/wrapper?
    – Jeff Schaller
    30 mins ago










  • this is new code, so we are using cksum right now.
    – arcee123
    30 mins ago










  • New to Korn Scripting
    – arcee123
    29 mins ago










  • do you have csum available? (AIX 7's supports MD5)
    – Jeff Schaller
    23 mins ago










  • do you have ksh93 available? (for array support)
    – Jeff Schaller
    22 mins ago












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I am in need of creating and checking checksums between a local file, and the remote file I just pushed. If the MD5 checks, continue, else break. This needs to be in KORN shell scripting because we are using AIX machines.



here's the code I have so far:



for file in <<Directory>>; do
 -- Get MD5 of local file
 LOCALMD5=!chsum "$(basename "$file")"
 sftp <<USER>>@<<IP>> <<EOF
 PUT file <<SFTP OUTPUT FOLDER>>
 REMOTEMD5= <<<COMMAND HERE>>>> <<--- HELP NEEDED HERE
 IF [[LOCALMD5!=REMOTEMD5]]; THEN
 RETURNVALUE = -1
 BREAK
done

print RETURNVALUE


How do I get the remote MD5 checksum?






aix sftp hashsum







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I am in need of creating and checking checksums between a local file, and the remote file I just pushed. If the MD5 checks, continue, else break. This needs to be in KORN shell scripting because we are using AIX machines.



here's the code I have so far:



for file in <<Directory>>; do
 -- Get MD5 of local file
 LOCALMD5=!chsum "$(basename "$file")"
 sftp <<USER>>@<<IP>> <<EOF
 PUT file <<SFTP OUTPUT FOLDER>>
 REMOTEMD5= <<<COMMAND HERE>>>> <<--- HELP NEEDED HERE
 IF [[LOCALMD5!=REMOTEMD5]]; THEN
 RETURNVALUE = -1
 BREAK
done

print RETURNVALUE


How do I get the remote MD5 checksum?






aix sftp hashsum




aix sftp hashsum






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  • Are you actually calling cksum, or is chsum some other local utility/function/wrapper?
    – Jeff Schaller
    30 mins ago










  • this is new code, so we are using cksum right now.
    – arcee123
    30 mins ago










  • New to Korn Scripting
    – arcee123
    29 mins ago










  • do you have csum available? (AIX 7's supports MD5)
    – Jeff Schaller
    23 mins ago










  • do you have ksh93 available? (for array support)
    – Jeff Schaller
    22 mins ago
















  • Are you actually calling cksum, or is chsum some other local utility/function/wrapper?
    – Jeff Schaller
    30 mins ago










  • this is new code, so we are using cksum right now.
    – arcee123
    30 mins ago










  • New to Korn Scripting
    – arcee123
    29 mins ago










  • do you have csum available? (AIX 7's supports MD5)
    – Jeff Schaller
    23 mins ago










  • do you have ksh93 available? (for array support)
    – Jeff Schaller
    22 mins ago















Are you actually calling cksum, or is chsum some other local utility/function/wrapper?
– Jeff Schaller
30 mins ago




Are you actually calling cksum, or is chsum some other local utility/function/wrapper?
– Jeff Schaller
30 mins ago












this is new code, so we are using cksum right now.
– arcee123
30 mins ago




this is new code, so we are using cksum right now.
– arcee123
30 mins ago












New to Korn Scripting
– arcee123
29 mins ago




New to Korn Scripting
– arcee123
29 mins ago












do you have csum available? (AIX 7's supports MD5)
– Jeff Schaller
23 mins ago




do you have csum available? (AIX 7's supports MD5)
– Jeff Schaller
23 mins ago












do you have ksh93 available? (for array support)
– Jeff Schaller
22 mins ago




do you have ksh93 available? (for array support)
– Jeff Schaller
22 mins ago















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