Hello together,
I’m searching for a fingerprint of my Openhabian 1.3 download to verify the download. Can someone tell me where I can find a md5 or sha256 fingerprint for it?
Greetings
OK, thanks.
That’s really easy 
. Sometimes it will help to open my eyes.
But if I try “crc32 filename” in the terminal the fingerprint doesn’t match. Do I use the wrong algorithm?
Hey Tino, thanks for making me aware of this issue 
The checksum is indeed not quite correct. It is the checksum of the img file itself but the xz compressed archive has of course a different checksum.
I’ve created a ticket for the issue and will take care of this before the next openHABian release. If you would like to help you are invited to create a pull request!
Hello Thom,
I’d like to help, but I do not really know what a pull request is and what it is good for. I have to read the documentation and sign in on GitHub first. So it will take some time.
I decompressed the image, checked the crc again and than it matched. So I think I can set the status of this thread to solved.
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Hi I would like to „reopen“ this post by asking, if I can find somewhere official sha256 checksums for the openhabian images.
I really would like to use openhabian, but also want to ensure my download can be verified.
Does this make sense?
Thank you in advance,
Simmerl